Providence, R. I., was founded by Roger Williams, in 1636. Three years later Richard Smith had built a trading-post near the present village of Wickford, R. I., and with the consent of the Indian princes and people, improved a large tract of land. Living in his family was John Greene, the first of the Quidnesset Greenes. Nothing is known of his previous history. It is supposed that he came with Smith from Gloucestershire, England. There were two other men of the same name settled in Rhode Island about this time, John Greene of Newport, and a surgeon, John Greene, who settled in Warwick, the first of the Warwick Greenes, to which family General Nathaniel Greene belonged. With these two John Greene of Quidnesset probably had no family relationship. John, Benjamin, John, three generations, remained in the original district; but Thomas, of the fourth generation, in 1765 settled near what is now called Shannock Mills. In this vicinity lived John, A llen, Stephen, representing the fifth, sixth, and seventh generations. They were all tillers of the soil; but Allen served in the army of the Revolutionary War, and was a pensioner when he died, in 1833.
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