The Appalachian Dulcimer Book, Michael Murphy, Folksay Press, ©1976 by Michael Murphy, ISBN 0.8256.2677.3, (about $15 US, ca 1995)
Greensleeves
Shown as Eb Aeolian, 3/4 time
"Alas, my love - " ...this is rather laborious without a tab program, but perhaps this will be enough to get you started? It continues much as shown above.
A /las my / love you / do me/ wrong to /
----/-----0------/--------0-------/-----3-3---/----3------/
----/-----0------/--------0-------/-----4-4---/----4------/
-1--/-3------4---/---5--------6-5-/--4------2-/--0-----1-2/
cast me / off dis- / cour-teous - / ly And
----0------/-----0-------/------1-----1-/-1--1-------/
----0------/-----0-------/------2-----2-/-1--2-------/
-3-----1---/--1------1---/--2-----------/--------1---/
The Murphy book has a lot of "history" and other interesting stuff, and I'm sure you'd enjoy it; but his instructions for tunings and such are all in terms of "counting frets," and my S.O. is the authority there. I'd have to draw pictures to figure it all out.
His "Aeolian tuning" instructions are:
Sound the bass string on the sixth fret and tune the first string to this note. Then sound the bass string on the fourth fret and tune the middle string to this note.
Makes perfect sense - and I'm sure it's the standard thing, but don't help me know what note is which.
John