Francis Vinton Greene
Francis Vinton Greene was an American military personnel and writer (1850–1921). He was born at Providence and died at New York City.
Also recorded as Francis V. Greene; Francis Greene.
Identity and origins
The authorities additionally record the headings Francis V. Greene and Francis Greene. His recorded language was English.
He was the child of George S. Greene and Martha Dana Greene.
Chronology
- 1850Francis Vinton Greene born at Providence.
- 1850Francis Vinton Greene was born in 1850 at Providence.
- 1921Francis Vinton Greene died at New York City.
- 1921Francis Vinton Greene died in 1921 at New York City.
Sources
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- 1.
“Francis Vinton Greene”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q727932: Francis Vinton Greene
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Plates
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Maj. Gen. Francis V. Greene, U.S. Volunteers
William H. Stockbridge, died 1933 · Francis Vinton Greene · Public domain
The picture record
Grave of Maj. Gen. Francis V. Greene and his wife Belle Eugenie (Chevallie) Greene in Section 1 of Arlington National Cemetery
U.S. Army · Greene, Francis V · Public domain
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- Francis Seymour HadenAuthor
- Francis ThompsonAuthor
- Francis Trevelyan BucklandAuthor
- Francis Vielé-GriffinAuthor
- Francis W. TancredAuthor
- Francis WalderAuthor
- Francis William BourdillonAuthor
- Francis William Lauderdale AdamsAuthor
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