In the dawn’s early light, where the shadows still fade, Along the bustling docks, where the ships are arrayed, With the salt in the air and the tide’s steady roll, The stevedores gather, their spirits and souls. With calloused hands ready, they greet the new day, As the cranes loom above, lifting cargo to sway. … Continue reading The Stevedore’s Song
Green Heritage
The Life Of Samuel Green, 1842-1911, Through Documention.
Welcome to The Life of Samuel Green, 1842-1911, a celebration of the life of my husband’s 2nd great-grandfather. Samuel Green’s story is not just a window into the past, it’s a connection to our shared human experience, an opportunity to honor his legacy, and a reminder of the enduring value of exploring our family roots. … Continue reading The Life Of Samuel Green, 1842-1911, Through Documention.
“The Life Of Samuel Solomon Williams 1884–1912 Through Documentation.”
On the 113th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic, we remember not just a ship lost to the depths of the North Atlantic, but the thousands of lives taken with her, each one carrying hopes, struggles, and stories that still echo through time. Among those lost was a young fireman from Southampton named Samuel … Continue reading “The Life Of Samuel Solomon Williams 1884–1912 Through Documentation.”
Green
The surname Green, a name resonant with natural imagery and historical depth, holds a prominent place in the annals of Anglo-Saxon heritage. Emerging from the Old English word "grene," meaning green, the surname often described someone who lived near a village green or an open grassy area. This connection to the verdant landscape of England … Continue reading Green
Intwined 