His existence is known soley because he was killed during the Seminole Wars and his son, William T. Green was adopted by Lewis. It could be also assumed that he served along with Lewis in Captain Cravon Jerrigan's Company . Soldiers Thomas A. Green KIA Thomas A. Green enlisted 04Mar1862 served in the Co B, 51st Regiment of the GA Volunteer Infantry . Thomas died on 12Mar1863 in a hospital in Northern Virginia. He was promoted to 2nd LT 10Oct1861, and resigned his commission Sep1862 on grounds of infirmity.
Battles fought are unknown.
5th FL Cav but later transfered to Co D, 1st FL Reserves on 01Sep1864. He was still listed as 2LT of this unit in early 1865 and was paroled at Madison on 14May1865. Battles fought are unknown. He was wounded on the second day of Gettysburg by a 'shell in the chest'. Family tradition holds that the shell fragment was stopped from penetrating by the Bible he carried.