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Notes:
It is believed that Robert died before 1708, for at that time Mary bought Guyther's Purchase, located in St Mary's County.
Linda Reno
(And it is definitely believed wrong as Robert, Mary and their oldest son Thomas executed a deed 1713. The above land was included in older surverys so the Guythers may simply have deeded it to Mary to avoid dispute. But he probably died before Mary wrote her will May 1716.)

p. 151, Charles County Court and Land Records, Volume II
Liber S, Page 288
4 Jun 1694; Resurvey at request of Robert and Francis Greene of Greene's Inheritance on Portobacco Branch; patented in the names of Leonard, Robert and Francis Greene; divided into 3 parts; 1st part to Francis Greene; 2nd part of Robert Greene; 3rd part divided into 4 lots for the children of Leonard Greene; Lot # 1 to Francis Wheeler and Winnifried his wife; Lot # 2 to Thomas Green; Lot # 3 to Mary Greene, Lot # 4 to Margaret Greene

p. 41, Charles County Land Records, Volume III
Liber Z, Page 70
Recorded at the request of Richard Combs:
25 Aug 1703; Indenture from Robert Green and Mary his wife to Richard Combs, planter; for 7,000# tobacco; a tract called Green's Inheritance on the main branch of Portobacco; patented by Leonard, Robert and Francis Green for 2,400 acres; 1/3 being 800 acres of which 200 acres left by the will of Leonard Green to each of his 4 children, Thomas, Winifrid, Mary and Margaret; Lot #3 to dau. Mary, now wife of Francis Marberry; /s/ Robert Green (mark), Mary Green (mark); wit. John Thomas, Philip Hoskins; ack. 25 Aug 1703 by Robert Green and Mary his wife; 11 Jan 1703 alienation paid by Richard Combes

p. 90, Charles County Land Records, Volume III
Liber C#2, Page 185
27 May 1710; Sarah Greene registers cattle mark; Ann Green registers cattle mark

p. 115, Charles County Land Records, Volume III
Liber D#2, Page 45
22 Jul 1713; Recorded at request of John Sanders:
25 June 1713; Indenture from Robert Green and Mary his wife, and Thomas Green, eldest son and heir of sd. Robert Green and Mary his wife, to William Boarman, Sr., eldest son and heir of Maj. William Boarman, dec'd; on behalf of Francis Ignatius Boarman, infant, youngest son of Maj. William Boarman, dec'd, for £50; a parcel called Green's Rest being part of William Boarman's Manor called Content; bounded by Abraham Lemaster, Zachia Swamp and Evans Run; containing 450 acres by patent 16 Jul 1679; Wm. Boarman during his lifetime purchased again of sd. Thomas Green and by his last will Boarman gave to his youngest son Ignatius; nothing appears on record from Thomas Green to Wm. Boarman; /s/ Robert Green (mark), Mary Green, Thomas Green; wit. Phill. Hoskins, John Fendall