Hugh Green was a 17th-century English Catholic priest who was born in London around 1584. After studying at Peterhouse, Cambridge, he converted to Catholicism and trained at Douai College in France. Following his ordination in 1612, he served as a chaplain at Chideock Castle. He was eventually arrested while attempting to leave England following a royal proclamation that banished priests, leading to his trial and execution in Dorchester in 1642.