Andrew GREELEY

                   Birth, death, marriage: ancestral file
Greeley Family by George Hiram Greeley  boston, Mass. 1905 pg 1
     "Andddrew settled on a part which is now included in Seabrook, N. H. and
thereupon built a tide mill for the grindling of corn, onKane's River,contiguous to a rock-bound island in the marsh, where, in addition thereto, he
built a sawmill about 1650.  This mill was occupied and run by three distinct
individuals each by the name of Andrew Grele, for more than a century, and
until 1747, when Andrew sold and conveyed his right to Jonathan Walton.  Soon
after completion of the mill, Andrew removed to Haverhill, Mass.  All of the
children of the three successive generations of Andrew Greeles were born on the
old homestead, which ocnsisted of about three acres of land and two sets of
buildings thereon. In the Essex Court Records Vol. L., page 49, there is a
deposition made by Andrew Greele of Haverhill, Mass., dated March 7, 1691. In
this depostion he says he is severty-four years old or thereabouts.   This is
the only date to be found that gives an approximate date of his birth.  Netiher
the vhurch nor town records of Salisbury offer any clue as to the name of
Andrew's wife before marriage, beyojd the fact that her anme was Mary; but the
following deed redcored in the Old Norfolk County Records prove conclusively
that her name was Moyse.  It has been published that her name was Goldwyer, and
the inference was probably drawn from an old deed in Norfolk County Records.,
Vo. II  page 231, in which Andrew mentions his brother-in-law George Goldwyer,
George Goldwyer was not brother of Andrew's wife, but he married Martha Moyse,
a sister of Mary Moyse (andrew's wife).