Presidents of the United States

(1642-1693)

American politician

English planter, soldier, politician, and the great-grandfather of George Washington

Peerage person ID=179898

(1615-1695)

-

-

(1649-1711)

(died 1720)

Grandmother of George Washington

colonial-era American lawyer, planter, soldier, politician, and the grandfather of George Washington

(1660-1709)

(1655-1703)

daughter of Gideon Macon

father of Frances Jones

29 Apr 1655 - 1731

-

mother of George Washington

(1694-1743) British-American planter, slave owner, and the father of George Washington

first wife of Augustine Washington Sr.

American colonial (1710-1785)

American politician

(1692-1746)

(1696-1747)

(bef. 1685 - 12 Nov 1748)

3 Oct 1686 - 3 Oct 1764

1783 in Virginia - Abt 1863 in Kentucky

Heiress in colonial Maryland (1731–1788)

American politician and judge (1722-1788)

American politician

(1687-1715)

president of the United States from 1789 to 1797

First Lady of the United States from 1789 to 1797

Calvert family member (1758-1811)

(1733-1797); sister of George Washington

colonial American officer and politician; brother of George Washington (1734-1781)

(1739-1740); sister of George Washington

member of the fifth Virginia Convention and founding member of the Mississippi Land Company; brother of George Washington

youngest brother of George Washington

American soldier, planter, and politician; half-brother of George Washington

American soldier, planter, politician, and prominent landowner in colonial Virginia; half-brother of George Washington

(1721-1734); half-sister of George Washington

(1715/16-1716); half-brother of George Washington

American planter and politician

(1738-1801)

(1724–1755); first wife of Samuel Washington

(1753–1783); fifth wife of Samuel Washington

Peerage person ID=323650

(1743–1763); third wife of Samuel Washington

(c. 1741–c. 1762); second wife of Samuel Washington

(1728-1761); daughter of Colonel William Fairfax and wife of Lawrence Washington

Brother in law of George Washington

American politician (1753-1814)

(1747-1805)

American politician 1741-1809

(1739-1777)

American politician

sister of Martha Washington

adopted son of George Washington (1781-1857)

American politician (1754-1781)

American Episcopal lay leader (1788-1853)

(1751-1754)

daughter of Martha Washington (1755-1773)

(1753-1757)

nephew of George Washington 1764 - 1799

(1755-1791)

Justice on the US Supreme Court

Nephew of George Washington

Nephew of George Washington (1771-1809)

Nephew of President George Washington

Virginia planter and politician

(1763-1815)

1763-1793

25 Jun 1769 Fredericksburg, Virginia - 16 Jan 1829 Fredericksburg

Nephew of George Washington (1767-1839)

(1765-1830)

1750 - 1803

son of Fielding Lewis and Betty Washington

American social leader (1776-1831)

American socialite

Granddaughter of Martha Washington

slave at Mount Vernon

(born 1784)

Descendant of the Calvert family, linked to Eleanor Calvert and George Washington Parke Custis, with familial ties to George Washington, the first U.S. President.

Washington family slave

wife of Robert E. Lee (1808-1873)

Great granddaughter of Martha Washington

Confederate States general (1807–1870)

-1869

American Methodist minister (1824-1909)

(1835-1918) confederate heiress

American society hostess

Confederate Army general (1832-1913)

American businessman and writer

daughter of Gen. Robert E. Lee and Mary Anna Custis Lee (1839–1862)

Confederate Army general (1837-1891)

(1841-1873)

Great-great-grandson of Martha Washington

Represented Arlington /Alexandria from 1874 to 1875

(1829-1885)

Mayflower passenger and New World colonist (1599-1687)

(1601-1693)

Massachusetts colonist

1633-

(died 1704)

(1648-1722)

American colonist doctor

(5 Jan 1657 - after 4 Nov 1701)

(1656-1723)

(1637-1674)

(1630-1716)

(1634-1692)

(1626-1694)

(1650-1690)

Minister in New England (1651–1716)

(died 1690)

22 Sep 1651 - 7 Oct 1734

(1667-1705)

(1654-1737)

(1673-1743)

(1685-1772)

(1667-1730)

7 Aug 1679 - 1760

American soldier and politician

1695-

(1658-1724)

(1672-1751)

(1660-1751)

(1669 - 1725)

(5 Dec 1665 - 22 Nov 1733)

20 Dec 1661 - 2 Nov 1702

(1688-1749)

8 Jan 1696 - 5 Aug 1769

American physician and the first inoculator for smallpox in the United States (1679-1766)

15 Sep 1685 - 7 Sep 1762

(1691-1739)

British colonial farmer, minister, father of the U.S. President, John Adams (1690-1761)

American socialite

(1698-1780)

father of First Lady Abigail Adams

(1721-1775); mother of First Lady Abigail Adams

29 Jun 1717 - 25 Jun 1769

Daughter of Ann White and sister of Susanna Boylston, related to founding U.S. historical figures.

13 Jun 1702 - 3 Feb 1796

A colonial American figure with significant familial ties to prominent U.S. presidents, notable for his heritage and lineage.

1704-1769

American colonial merchant (1719-1787)

1705 - abt. 1770

president of the United States from 1797 to 1801

First Lady of the United States from 1797 to 1801

(1738-1823)

brother of United States President John Adams (1741-1776)

( - 1785) father of William Stephens Smith

(1734-1812) mother of William Stephens Smith

(1749-1823)

1747-

merchant and father of William Stephens Smith

Descendant of prominent American historical figures, connected to Abigail Adams and the Adams presidential family.

sister of First Lady Abigail Adams (1740-1811)

8 May 1750 - 9 Apr 1815

(1757-1811)

Johnson, Joshua (1742–1802), merchant

minister of Lunenburg, Massachusetts, United States (1739-1801)

son of John Adams (1770-1800)

daughter of U.S. president John Adams

daughter of John Adams (1765-1813)

son of John Adams (1772-1832)

president of the United States from 1825 to 1829

(1769-1828)

American politician

(1774-1846)

First Lady of the United States from 1825 to 1829

(1781-1850)

(1788-1877)

1776-1862

granddaughter of U.S. president John Adams

granddaughter of U.S. president John Adams

granddaughter of U.S. president John Adams (1795-1852)

granddaughter of U.S. president John Adams

granddaughter of U.S. president John Adams (180?-1903)

son of U.S. President John Quincy Adams (1803-1834)

American historical editor, politician and diplomat from Massachusetts (1807-1886)

daughter of U.S. president John Quincy Adams (1811-1812)

American politician (1801-1829)

United States philosopher and banker

(died 1870)

(1808-1889)

American judge

granddaughter of U.S. president John Quincy Adams

granddaughter of U.S. president John Quincy Adams

grandson of U.S. president John Quincy Adams (1841-1846)

American journalist, historian, academic, novelist (1838-1918)

granddaughter of U.S. president John Quincy Adams (1845-1928)

American author and historian (1835–1915)

American politician (1833-1894)

granddaughter of U.S. president John Quincy Adams (1831-1870)

American political writer (1848-1927)

(1843-1935)

(1879-1974)

(1856-1948)

- Aft 1704

American politician,born 1650

(1660-1735)

Abt 1646 (Litlington, Sussex) - Abt 1703

Abt 1647 Charles City, Henrico County - 24 Jul 1707 St.Peter's Parish, New Kent Co

(abt. 1640 - 1697)

(1680-1715)

(abt. 1679 - abt. 1731)

(1698-1760)

American planter (1684-1742)

(1686-1734)

father of American president Thomas Jefferson (1708-1757)

Thomas Jefferson's mother (1721-1776)

(10 Apr 1712 - 5 Nov 1748)

American lawyer and planter (1715-1773)

(1735 - 1765)

(1727 - 1791)

(1738-1806)

(1725-1803)

(1728-1798)

mother of Sally Hemings

(1709-1755)

-

aunt of Thomas Jefferson (1698-1786)

president of the United States from 1801 to 1809

First lady of Virginia, wife of Thomas Jefferson (1748-1782)

slave of Thomas Jefferson (c.1773–1835)

Thomas Jefferson's older sister b.1741

(1748-1748)

Brother of Thomas Jefferson (1755-1815)

Sister of Thomas Jefferson (1752-1810)

sister of US President Thomas Jefferson (1755-1828)

(1750-1750)

sister of Thomas Jefferson (1746-1811)

(1740-1765)

(1744-1773)

attorney (1744-1768)

Virginia politician, brother-in-law of Thomas Jefferson

(1750-1811)

American pioneer

brother in law of Thomas Jefferson (1737-1800)

Virginia legislator (1741–1793)

F; born 1745; died 1789 March

American slave

Peerage person ID=578448

Peerage person ID=578458

American brewer, cook, and tailor, enslaved at Monticello

American chef and enslaved person

Thomas Jefferson's younger child

First Lady of the United States from 1801 to 1809

(1777-1777)

American freed slave, son of Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings (1805-1877)

daughter of Thomas Jefferson (1782-1784)

son of Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings (1808-1856)

daughter of Thomas Jefferson (1774-1775)

daughter of Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings

(1780-1781)

American politician (1773-1823)

American politician, son-in-law of Thomas Jefferson (1768–1828)

American politician, nephew of Thomas Jefferson

niece of Thomas Jefferson

niece of Thomas Jefferson (1766-1840)

murderer of George Lewis, an enslaved boy

murderer of George Lewis, an enslaved boy

(Abt 1750-Aft 1784)

(1773 - 1839)

American politician (1801-1881)

granddaughter of Thomas Jefferson (1796-1876)

Confederate Army general, grandson of Thomas Jefferson (1818-1867)

grandchild of Thomas Jefferson

American planter and politician, grandson of Thomas Jefferson

granddaughter of U.S. president Thomas Jefferson (1794-1795)

granddaughter of Thomas Jefferson

doctor, grandson of Thomas Jefferson (1808-1871)

grandson of Thomas Jefferson

American politician (1810-1837)

granddaughter of Thomas Jefferson (1799-1871)

granddaughter of Thomas Jefferson

granddaughter of Thomas Jefferson

granddaughter of Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings (1856-1940)

Union Army colonel, grandson of Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings (1835-1892)

granddaughter of Thomas Jefferson 1836-1866

(1798-1879) Boston merchant, grandson-in-law of Thomas Jefferson

American diplomat (1800-1874)

husband of Thomas Jefferson's granddaughter

American businessman and mortician

civil engineer, lawyer (1828–1925)

American businessman and diplomat

scientist

American physician (1830-1912)

great-granddaughter of Thomas Jefferson

American physician (1832-1896)

principal of a girls' school at Edgehill, descendant of Thomas Jefferson

7 Mar 1816 - 20 Dec 1842

great grandson of Thomas Jefferson, 1829 – 1872

(1834-1907)

great granddaughter of Thomas Jefferson (1817-1857)

Granddaughter of Thomas Jefferson and daughter of Thomas Jefferson Randolph, notable American family member with historical ties to U.S. presidency.

American businessman (1861-1917)

African-American politician, great grandson of Thomas Jefferson (1879-1952)

1578 in Denmark - 1672 in England

(Est 1623-1695)

(Abt 1620-Abt 1652)

Abt 1610 - Abt 1675 (~ 65 years)

(5 Nov 1651 - after 10 May 1726)

(est. 1653 - certain 5 Jun 1695)

(1622-1673)

(1625-1670)

Military officer and family patriarch, ancestor of U.S. President Zachary Taylor.

1608 - 1698

(est. 1640 - certain 22 Sep 1680)

American sheriff, planter, politician, and major landowner

(1663-1726)

(1679-1762)

(1675-1729)

(est. 1658 - after 18 Nov 1724)

(1652-1730)

Abt 1653/1654 Richmond County - 1698 (~ 45 years)

(1674-Bef 1732)

Mother of Josias Payne, grandmother of John Payne, and ancestor of Dolley Madison.

10 Dec 1659 - after 17 Oct 1717

Nov 1696 Caroline, Virginia - 22 Mar 1780 Young, North Carolina

- 1770

-

American planter and politician

(1700-1761)

Abt 1700 - 6 Nov 1759/6 Mar 1760

(1696-Bef 1733)

, (1705-1785)

Mother of John Payne, a peerage member, and grandmother of First Lady Dolley Madison, wife of President James Madison.

16 Feb 1686 - uncertain 15 Sep 1730

(1681 - 3 Oct 1763)

1700 - 1745

16 Sep 1689 - certain 1751

Daughter of John Catlett, part of a distinguished familial lineage including Rebecca, Eleanor Rose Conway, and U.S. President James Madison.

1702 - 1765

(1693-1760)

(1702-1782)

(1703-1784)

(1711-1792)

grandfather of U.S. president Zachary Taylor (1707-1768)

15 Mar 1718 - est. 1797

Virginian politician

(1702-1782)

American planter and politician

(1731-1829)

1745-

Peerage person ID=322141

(1725-1773)

-

22 Dec 1728 - 19 Sep 1812

25 May 1709 - est. 1 Jan 1789

(1716-1766)

(1715-1794)

9 Jul 1725 - 5 Mar 1749

13 Jan 1711 - after 1747

American (1709-1753)

20 Nov 1736 - 1769

1732 - certain 7 Nov 1777

President of the United States from 1809 to 1817

First Lady of the United States from 1809 to 1817

(1764-1843)

(1768-1775)

(1755-1793)

sister of James Madison (1774-1823)

(1771-1775)

(1760-1802)

(1762-1843)

(1758-1758)

(born 1766)

(1753-1800)

(1763-1793)

(1757-1798)

(1758-1836)

(1779-1832)

wife of the nephew of George Washington (1772-1846)

Peerage person ID=323554

American politician (June 28, 1771 – April 7, 1845)

Nephew of George Washington (1771-1809)

United States federal judge

(25 Dec 1751 - 14 Sep 1827)

congressman from Virginia (1763-1845)

(18 Dec 1745 - 16 Feb 1818)

5 May 1762 - certain 20 Aug 1832

stepson of U.S. president James Madison (1792-1852)

Peerage person ID=323555

Peerage person ID=322143

30 Mar 1808 - certain 17 Feb 1828

American socialite, amateur historian, and memoirist

Union Army officer and civil servant

Son of Anna Cutts, granddaughter of Mary Coles, and related to Dolley Madison, First Lady from 1809 to 1817.

American physician (1799-1831)

(1800–1877)

Peerage person ID=322144

(1779-1844)

American army officer and politician (1791-1871)

Peerage person ID=322145

Confederate Army general

American newspaper editor

(1823-1881)

Genealogical ancestor of U.S. President James Monroe, spanning multiple generations from the 17th to 19th centuries.

- 1668

(1625-1687)

Abt 1658 - 1746

8 Feb 1655 Albany, New York - 1715

- Aft 29 Nov 1687 (date will)

- 13 Mar 1695 Block Island

Peerage person ID=338346

(1634-1704)

Maternal ancestor of First Lady Elizabeth Monroe, with lineage connecting to early American families and presidential history.

-

Ancestor of U.S. First Lady Elizabeth Monroe, notable for his familial connections to early American history.

Matriarch in a notable lineage leading to First Lady Elizabeth Monroe.

1666 - Aft 13 Mar 1737 (date will)

(1670-1737)

1685 - uncertain 1712

9 Oct 1673 Muddy River (Brookline), MA -

1662 - 1731 or 1733

1679 - bef. 21 Sep 1730

1677 - Abt 7 Oct 1746/5 Oct 1748

1680 - 8 Mar 1758

8 Oct 1682 - Abt 1708

Est 1681 - 1726 (~ 45 years)

Peerage person ID=322510

Peerage person ID=322509

1650 - 26 May 1714

(1699 - 1754)

- 1735

(1687-1762)

1695-

Est 1706 -

New York merchant, c.1704-1745

Peerage person ID=322512

Abt 1708 - 4 Dec 1765

Peerage person ID=322511

Est 1714 - 27 Dec 1795 New York, New York

28 Nov 1703 New York City - 1762 New York

1687

(bef. 1677 - 1728)

(1727-1774)

mother of US President James Monroe (1730-1772)

Est 1728 - Bef 1794 (~ 66 years)

Mother of first lady Elizabeth Monroe

American politician (1727-1805)

(1722-1771)

Married to a prominent American politician, with familial ties to a U.S. President and influential historical figures.

(1720-1778)

Historical figure and parent of Nicholas Gouverneur, contributing to American heritage through familial ties to prominent political and presidential lineage.

1767 - 28 Jan 1796 London

Relatives of First Lady Elizabeth Monroe, with a family legacy connected to U.S. presidential history.

(1774-1847)

-

president of the United States from 1817 to 1825

First Lady of the United States from 1817 to 1825

(born 1754)

(born 1759)

(died 1836)

(1764-1824)

(1775-1842)

(1753 - 1802)

(1770-1819)

- 1810

1775 New York, New York - Abt 1859 New York, New York

23 May 1786 - 3 Sep 1845 20 Lafayette Place

Daughter of Gilbert Aspinwall, with familial ties to U.S. First Lady Elizabeth Monroe, linking her to early American presidential history.

(1755-1814)

daughter of U.S. president James Monroe (1803-1850)

(1799-1800)

American socialite who acted as unofficial First Lady during her father James Monroe's presidency

American politician

United States federal judge

American congressman for New York (1799-1870)

United States federal judge (1791-1865)

(1801 - 18 Jan 1867)

Baltimore merchant 1753-1822

(1799-1852)

Wife of a U.S. federal judge and granddaughter of a signer of the Declaration of Independence.

Daughter of Capt. John Kortright and descendant of President James Monroe, she is connected to notable American historical figures and lineage.

American social leader (1776-1831)

American military leader (1795-1873)

granddaughter of U.S. president James Monroe (182_-1868)

grandson of U.S. president James Monroe (1822-1885)

American diplomat and army officer (1826-1880)

granddaughter of U.S. president James Monroe (1821-1821)

Peerage person ID=322130

memoirist

Baltimore attorney 1788-1860

great granddaughter of Martha Washington

F; born 1824 April 14; died 1906 August 22

judge

Scottish-American banker and businessman

American politician

(1844-1899)

museum founder and descendent of James Monroe

(1818-1896)

American businessman

American judge

(1886-1931)

American actor (1850-1893)

(1907-1996)

(1650-1690)

- Jun 1740 Braintree

Minister in New England (1651–1716)

(1642-1711)

(1656-1723)

(1637-1674)

(1630-1716)

(1626-1694)

(1667-1730)

7 Aug 1679 - 1760

American soldier and politician

1695-

(1667-1705)

(1654-1737)

(1673-1743)

(1685-1772)

(1656 - 1714)

1666 - 1714

father of First Lady Abigail Adams

(1721-1775); mother of First Lady Abigail Adams

British colonial farmer, minister, father of the U.S. President, John Adams (1690-1761)

American socialite

(1702 - 1777)

1705 - abt. 1770

(1698-1780)

Daughter of Ann White and sister of Susanna Boylston, related to founding U.S. historical figures.

13 Jun 1702 - 3 Feb 1796

1704-1769

First Lady of the United States from 1797 to 1801

president of the United States from 1797 to 1801

(1757-1811)

Johnson, Joshua (1742–1802), merchant

Descendant of prominent American historical figures, connected to Abigail Adams and the Adams presidential family.

sister of First Lady Abigail Adams (1740-1811)

8 May 1750 - 9 Apr 1815

(1738-1823)

brother of United States President John Adams (1741-1776)

(1734-1812) mother of William Stephens Smith

(1726-1811)

(1749-1823)

1747-

American businessman and politician 1738-1796

(1744-1812)

president of the United States from 1825 to 1829

First Lady of the United States from 1825 to 1829

son of John Adams (1772-1832)

daughter of U.S. president John Adams

daughter of John Adams (1765-1813)

son of John Adams (1770-1800)

(1771-1850)

American businessman (1767-1849)

22 Dec 1773 - 30 Dec 1810

(1781-1850)

(1788-1877)

1776-1862

(1786-1818)

(1779-1843)

(1774-1846)

American politician

(1769-1828)

(1779-1846)

Descendant of notable U.S. historical figures, including Abigail Adams and President John Quincy Adams.

diarist 1743–1811

son of U.S. President John Quincy Adams (1803-1834)

American historical editor, politician and diplomat from Massachusetts (1807-1886)

daughter of U.S. president John Quincy Adams (1811-1812)

American politician (1801-1829)

(died 1870)

(1808-1889)

granddaughter of U.S. president John Adams

granddaughter of U.S. president John Adams (180?-1903)

granddaughter of U.S. president John Adams (1795-1852)

granddaughter of U.S. president John Adams

granddaughter of U.S. president John Adams

Union army general (1811-1878)

Boston physician (1810-1885)

-

(10 Feb 1795 - 10 Sep 1885)

granddaughter of U.S. president John Quincy Adams

granddaughter of U.S. president John Quincy Adams

grandson of U.S. president John Quincy Adams (1841-1846)

American journalist, historian, academic, novelist (1838-1918)

granddaughter of U.S. president John Quincy Adams (1845-1928)

American author and historian (1835–1915)

American politician (1833-1894)

granddaughter of U.S. president John Quincy Adams (1831-1870)

American political writer (1848-1927)

American socialite and photographer (1843–1885)

(1843-1935)

(1839-1911)

American judge

(1867-1933)

American football player and coach (1863-1900)

(1879-1974)

Secretary of the Navy (1866-1954)

(1856-1948)

-

American painter and watercolorist

industrialist (1910-1999)

1902 -

mother of U.S. president Andrew Jackson

father of US president Andrew Jackson

American explorer and adventurer

president of the United States from 1829 to 1837

wife of Andrew Jackson, 7th President of the United States (1767–1828)

(died 1779)

(died 1781)

(1773-1818)

first husband of Rachel Donelson Jackson (1758-1814)

1756 - certain Sep 1823

Father of Emily Donelson

American lawyer and landowner (1770-1804)

Peerage person ID=659856

adopted son of U.S. President Andrew Jackson

Creek Indian child adopted by Andrew Jackson

First Lady of the United States (1803-1887)

12 Dec 1781 - certain 12 May 1849

Peerage person ID=659854

niece of U.S. President Andrew Jackson

Confederate Army general (1801-1863)

American diplomat (1799–1871)

Peerage person ID=659853

Missouri politician, born 1770

grand niece of Rachel Jackson, married at the White House in 1832

Confederate States Army general

American politician in Tennessee (1802-1870)

(born 1833)

(1612-1648)

1615 - uncertain 1648

(1608-1665)

(1602 - 24 Mar 1664)

(17 Mar 1602 - after 12 Nov 1684)

(est. 1630 - 31 May 1705)

(1645 - )

(1640 - 13 Mar 1695)

(est. 1640 - 1695)

(1642 - 8 Feb 1728)

(1633-1699)

(est. 1640 - 13 Nov 1703)

(aft. 1631 - after 1700)

Abt 1631 -

(1624-1689)

-

19 May 1644 - 26 Nov 1729

(est. 1675 - uncertain 1732)

(1679 - )

(est. 1665 - after 1720)

(est. 1670 - 24 Nov 1755)

1650

(est. 1675 - )

1680 - certain 19 Nov 1706

1678 - 21 Oct 1740

Descendant of U.S. President Martin Van Buren, with notable familial ties across generations.

An ancestor of U.S. President Martin Van Buren, related to prominent Dutch-American lineage.

Abt 1658 - 1746

Est 1700 -

Est 1707 -

(1701-1748)

1710

(1720-1775)

Est 1686 - 14 Mar 1708 or circa 1715

8 Oct 1682 - Abt 1708

17 Oct 1705 - 13 Oct 1776

21 Nov 1725 -

-

(1748-1817)

businessman, father of Martin van Buren

(1744-1773)

(1753-1852)

(est. 1721 - )

(1734-1797)

president of the United States from 1837 to 1841

Wife of Martin Van Buren

(1786-1868)

(born 1780)

American politician (1772–1870)

(1777-1865)

(1770-1805)

(1768-1829)

(1788-1836)

(25 May 1753 - 25 Jan 1789)

(1782-1859)

Irish-born American business magnate and financier (1771-1832)

American politician (1791-1853)

(1791-1878)

-

United States lawyer, jurist and educator (1780-1858)

(1812-1855)

United States Army paymaster, eldest son of US President Martin Van Buren (1807-1873)

son of U.S. president Martin Van Buren (1814-1814)

(1817-1876)

American lawyer and politician

First Lady of the United States

(1813-1849)

(born 1821)

(1810-1844)

American Swedenborgian theologian (1811–1882)

29 Jun 1807 - 29 Nov 1866

(1813-1863)

(1812-1891)

socialite

grandson of U.S. president Martin Van Buren

granddaughter of U.S. president Martin Van Buren

1840-

American and British writer (1843–1916)

(1846-1910)

American diarist

American philosopher, psychologist, and pragmatist (1842–1910)

29 Nov 1841 - certain 29 Sep 1904

(1831-1882)

American socialite

-

(1848-1905)

grand-daughter of Martin Van Buren

(1869-1909)

American banker (1867–1918)

American socialist

American painter, 1882-1961

American theater critic, humorist and editor (1902-1958)

American writer

(est. 1630 - certain 1671)

13 Feb 1651/1652 - 16 Feb 1698/1699

Abt 1613 - 10 Jun 1669 'Corotoman', Virginia

Virginia's Attorney General, Treasurer, and Speaker of the House of Burgesses 1673-1710

- 30 Dec 1734

American politician (1663-1732)

Est 1683 - 3 Jul 1719 Williamsburg, Virginia

Est 1649 - 18 Nov 1710/10 Mar 1711

- 16 Nov 1716

1671 - 1723

(est. 1675 - 7 Oct 1727)

member of the Virginia House of Burgesses

(1702 - 12 Aug 1743)

Peerage person ID=490395

(born 1709)

(1714-1756)

American planter (1710-1778)

(15 Oct 1692 - certain 30 Dec 1734)

American planter and merchant (1726-1791)

(1730-1792)

American politician (1742-1814)

(17 Jun 1741 - 25 Jul 1776)

member of the Virginia House of Delegates

(est. 1722 - uncertain Mar 1789)

(1723-1745)

(1723-1783)

general during the American Revolutionary War

(30 Sep 1742 - certain 24 Dec 1782)

Daughter of William and Elizabeth Bassett, connected to prominent American political and presidential lineage.

president of the United States in 1841

First Lady of the United States from 1841 to 1841

person enslaved by President William Henry Harrison, with whom he had children

(born 1751)

American revolutionary

(died 1809)

politician from the U.S. state of Virginia, 1756-1808

(1753-1821)

(1770-1812)

politician from Kentucky (1761-1825)

(1765-1802)

American political leader (died 1783)

Wife of Benjamin Harrison VI, descendant of prominent American planter and merchant Benjamin Harrison V, linked to the Harrison presidential lineage.

(1781-1813)

(1772-1840)

(7 Jan 1752 - certain 5 Feb 1836)

1767 - 1832

(1746-1784)

-

American politician (1804–1878)

(1840-1875)

(1809-1842)

(1806-1840)

(1813-1865)

(1798-1830)

American lawyer, 1811-1839

(1800-1826)

(1814-1819)

(1796-1846)

son of U.S. president William Henry Harrison (1802-1838)

(1804-1830)

mother of US President Benjamin Harrison (1810-1850)

(1798-1871)

State Librarian in Minnesota (1813-1894)

(1803-1837)

(1814-1893)

jurist, b. in Morristown, N.J., in October, 1785; d. in Cincinnati, Ohio, 1 April, 1875. He was the son of Capt

American judge (1792-1864)

First Lady of the United States (1804-1846)

(1787-1842)

(19 Oct 1781 - 20 Mar 1849)

1789 - 1855  (66 years)

(20 Aug 1801 - 20 Feb 1828)

American botanist and physician (1794-1863)

(1849-1850)

grandson of U.S. president William Henry Harrison (1827-1829)

sister of U.S. president Benjamin Harrison (1842-1926)

(1835-1867)

(1847-1848)

brother of U.S. president Benjamin Harrison (1840-1905)

(1837-1838)

American politician (1833–1901); President of the United States from 1889 to 1893

brother of U.S. president Benjamin Harrison (1832-1870)

half-sister of U.S. president Benjamin Harrison (1825-1904)

half-sister of U.S. president Benjamin Harrison (1829-1917)

(1839-1839)

brother of U.S. president Benjamin Harrison (1844-1926)

26 Feb 1862 - 18 Jul 1940

granddaughter of U.S. president William Henry Harrison

granddaughter of U.S. president William Henry Harrison (1815-1816)

1851 - 1926

second wife of the 23rd United States president Benjamin Harrison

First Lady of the United States from 1889 to 1892

1835

(1861-1861)

American businessman, lawyer, diplomat, and politician

daughter of 23rd U.S. President Benjamin Harrison

daughter of President Benjamin Harrison (1858-1930)

Daughter of Archibald Irwin Harrison and related to President Benjamin Harrison, known for her notable family lineage.

American civil rights activist (1893-1955)

grandson of U.S. President Benjamin Harrison

Abt 1654/1655 - 26 Oct 1726/19 Oct.1728 Elizabeth City Cty

Virginia colonial person

James City resident and father of Elizabeth Tyler.

26 Jun 1648 - uncertain 1669

- Bef 19 May 1742 (date will proven)

Abt 1694 (York County ?) -

Mother of John Tyler, Sr., an ancestor in the family lineage of U.S. President John Tyler (1841-1845).

30 Jan 1698 - 30 Mar 1765

(1691-1751)

- Bef 19 Dec 1757 (date will proven)

(abt. 1703)

Federal judge and patriarch of a prominent political family, serving in the judiciary during the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

3 Oct 1725 - 19 May 1807

(19 Feb 1720 - 21 Aug 1782)

1735 - 10 Jan 1791

Abt 1710/1715 Williamsburg (?) - 24 Jul 1773/20 Septe.1773 Williamsburg (?)

(est. 1718 - uncertain 1774)

31 Jul 1742 Williamsburg, Bruton Parish -

maternal grandfather of U.S. president John Tyler

(25 Jan 1763 - 12 Oct 1796)

Virginia planter and slaveholder

1790 -

17 Jan 1778 - 15 Apr 1822

6 Feb 1736 -

Daughter of Col. Abraham Gardiner, connected to prominent American political and historical figures.

United States federal judge (1747-1813)

mother of U.S. president John Tyler (1761-1797)

mother of First Lady Julia Tyler

American politician

Daughter of a U.S. president and notable jurist, with historical family ties to early American leadership and judiciary.

31 Aug 1814 - 19 Aug 1875

1816 - certain 28 Jul 1857

13 Aug 1767 - uncertain 1802

4 May 1789 - 21 Mar 1859

Irish historian and writer

president of the United States from 1841 to 1845

First Lady of the United States (1820–1889)

First Lady of the United States (1790-1842)

(1791-1856)

(1784-1843)

(1778-1803)

American physician (1788-1862)

(1795-1842)

sister of US President John Tyler

(1780-1824)

23 May 1816 - 9 May 1892

18 Mar 1792 - 31 Jul 1862

25 Feb 1853 - 3 Nov 1926

American actor

American politician (1781-1834)

American politician (1792-1854)

Mother of notable descendants, including Robert Alexander Gardiner, David Lyon Gardiner, and Julia Gardiner Tyler.

Mother of prominent figures including a superintendent, an actor, and a First Lady, with connections to U.S. political and military history.

judge and lawyer

American poet

(1815-1848)

(1856-1927)

(1830-1874)

daughter of U.S. president John Tyler (1825-1825)

American physician (1851-1902)

(1860-1947)

Son of American President (1848-1883)

(1819-1896)

daughter of the American president

daughter of John Tyler, President of the United States (1823-1850)

daughter of U.S. president John Tyler (1849-1871)

Confederate Register of the Treasury during the American Civil War

Confederate Army soldier (1846-1927)

(1827-1854)

American educator, son of US President John Tyler

(born 1813)

Peerage person ID=323116

wife of Lachlan Tyler

Confederate veteran and politician (1846-1921)

(1820-1867)

Peerage person ID=323113

Peerage person ID=323114

Peerage person ID=323119

First Lady of The United States from 1842 to 1844

(1865-1931)

(1822-1858)

(1889-1953)

(1855-1921)

1808 - 2 Jan 1874

1819 - 18 Nov 1874

16 Oct 1863 - 1919

superintendent of the Dahlonega Mint (1814-1869)

Daughter of an American politician and descendant of notable historical figures, linked to U.S. political and judicial history across generations.

grandson of U.S. president John Tyler

grandson of U.S. president John Tyler

American chemical engineer, businessperson, and preservationist

grandson of US President John Tyler

granddaughter of U.S. president John Tyler (1881-1965)

granddaughter of U.S. president John Tyler

American editor (1880–1963)

United States writer

American bishop

Confederate Army soldier (1844-1912)

American teacher, freelance writer, painter (1912-1995)

Son of Nancy Tucker Wilson, a teacher, writer, and painter with presidential lineage, and descendant of U.S. President John Tyler.

Peerage person ID=659848

American soldier and pioneer (1747-1824)

(died 1794)

15 Aug 1754 - 24 May 1798

(1776-1852)

(1765-1827)

6 Apr 1785 - 24 Sep 1835

Texas soldier and politician (1788-1854)

American politician and military officer (9 July 1758 – 14 January 1834)

President of the United States from 1845 to 1849

First Lady of the United States from 1845 to 1849

(1800-1864)

(1805-1831)

(1807-1831)

American politician (1815-1862)

(1802-1831)

(1812-1851)

(1809-1836)

(1817-1839)

(1798-1876)

Confederate States Army brigadier general

Peerage person ID=711595

(1793-1860)

Confederate General (1806-1864)

American politician in Tennessee (1802-1870)

(1635-1672)

American politician (1627–1702)

American politician

(est. 1640 - certain 22 Sep 1680)

Military officer and family patriarch, ancestor of U.S. President Zachary Taylor.

(1678-1727)

(1652-1726)

(1675-1729)

(1679-1762)

(1670-1731)

Virginian politician

(1695-1752)

(1692-1752)

(est. 1720 - certain 22 Dec 1774)

(30 Apr 1726 - certain 25 Nov 1808)

grandfather of U.S. president Zachary Taylor (1707-1768)

American (1709-1753)

25 Oct 1702 - aft. 3 Sep 1739

25 May 1709 - est. 1 Jan 1789

(1681-1754)

(1715-1794)

(1711-1792)

15 Mar 1718 - est. 1797

(1703-1784)

(1700-1761)

(est. 1723 - )

31 Dec 1721 - Apr 1795

(1745-1820)

(est. 1735 - uncertain 1791)

mother of US President Zachary Taylor (1760-1822)

officer in the American Revolutionary War (1744-1829)

1739 - after 4 Oct 1795

1 Aug 1753 - certain 1 Apr 1785

American politician

American jurist and politician (1785-1861)

6 Jun 1739 - 10 May 1810

(1752-1820)

president of the United States from 1849 to 1850

First Lady of the United States from 1849 to 1850

Peerage person ID=323281

brother of U.S. president Zachary Taylor (179_-1829)

(1781-1841)

Peerage person ID=323280

(1792-1845)

(born 1801)

Union United States Army general (1796-1864)

(born 1799)

(est. 1760 - certain 3 Oct 1845)

in Philadelphia - 1824 Warren County, Mississippi

(1809-1887)

2 Sep 1785 - 6 Dec 1822

5 Dec 1782 - certain 20 Nov 1821

18 Jun 1785 - certain 13 Mar 1855

6 Dec 1789 - 13 Mar 1847

(1796-1863)

(1806-1867)

(1763-1824)

2 Jul 1796 - certain 9 Aug 1881

daughter of U.S. President Zachary Taylor

American first lady (1824-1909)

(1819-1820)

daughter of US President Zachary Taylor (1811-1875)

daughter of US President Zachary Taylor, wife of the President of the Confederate States of America (1814-1835)

Confederate general in the American Civil War (1826-1879)

American army officer and mathematician (1815-1853)

Peerage person ID=323275

American Union Army surgeon

President of the Confederate States from 1861 to 1865

(died 1875)

Second wife of President Jefferson Davis and First Lady of the Confederate States

Union Army officer

23 Jun 1822 - 10 Aug 1866

(1806-1891)

13 Dec 1814 - 4 Jan 1894

American lawyer

Daughter of Samuel Emory Davis, with familial ties to Jefferson Davis and President Zachary Taylor through historical lineage.

military family matriarch

(1795-1858)

Treasurer of the Western Shore of Maryland (1826-1843)

Confederate Army colonel

1 Jan 1839 - 20 Nov 1917

Confederate Navy officer (1830-1904)

1832-1900

granddaughter of U.S. president Zachary Taylor (1854-1936)

grandson of U.S. president Zachary Taylor

granddaughter of U.S. president Zachary Taylor

child of President of the Confederate States & Mrs. Jefferson Davis

American writer (1864-1898)

Peerage person ID=322112

American banker (1848-1919)

Captain of the US 14th Infantry

United States Navy admiral

-

writer

(est. Jan 1839 - certain 19 Dec 1925)

Commissioner of the RCMP

Canadian army officer

American artist

(1879-1934)

RCMP commissioner

Abt 1607 Llandaff, Glamorgan, Wales - 1685 Groton, New London, CT

1 Mar 1603 - 22 Sep 1676 New London

- 1697

Est 1624 -

Est 1621 - 12 Dec 1676 Lynn, MA

Est 1612 - 31 Aug 1684 Hartford

Abt 1646 - 26 Nov 1719 Ipswich

- 3 Feb 1688 Ipswich, MA

1614 - bef. 18 Jan 1703

- Abt 1730/1733

Abt 1638/1642 - 28 Mar 1728 Ipswich

Abt 1624/1627 Gloucester, MA - 23 Apr 1707 Gloucester, MA

Abt 1623 - 10 Dec 1717 Gloucester, MA

Est 1649 -

Est 1649 -

28 Nov 1670 Ipswich, MA - 26 Apr 1738 Ipswich

Abt 1671 Ipswich, MA - 14 Apr 1738 Ipswich

1660 - est. 1726

Abt 1641 - 31 Dec 1692 Wethershield

- 12 Oct 1681 Wethersfield

18 Jul 1642 Roxbury, MA - 12 Dec 1706 Wallingford

Abt 1636 Wallingford - Nov 1706 New London

(1634-1703)

Abt 1623/4 Bermondsey, Surrey - 1657 Chelmsford, MA

3 Jan 1639 Bradley Plain, Hampshire - Dec 1691 Elizabethtown, New Jersey

- Jan 1706 Newark, New Jersey

6 Jun 1668 Rehoboth - 23 Jul 1751 Rehoboth

20 Apr 1674 Lynn, MA - 11 Mar 1717/1718 Rehoboth

9 Apr 1665 Gloucester, MA - 25 Feb 1734/1735 Attleboro, MA

26 Jun 1671 Gloucester, MA - 10 May 1736 Attleboro, MA

1 Apr 1679 Ipswich - 13 Nov 1727

Abt 1676 - Abt 1708

20 Apr 1704 Ipswich, MA - 13 Jul 1777 Bennington

7 Oct 1697 Ipswich, MA - 13 Dec 1766 Bennington

Abt 1670 - 17 May 1744 Waterbury

Jul 1668 Hartford - 1711 Hartford

28 May 1680 Wallingford - Abt 1747/1751

Abt 1683 Harwinton - 1751 Wallingford

2 Jan 1657 Medfield, MA - 30 Jun 1742 Sherborn, MA

- Abt 1691

- 25 Jan 1736/7 Sherborn, MA

Aft 29 Nov 1657 Chelmsford, MA - 10 Apr 1738 Sherborn, MA

1684 - 1760

1686 - 1731

(est. 1663 - certain 19 Dec 1707)

-

1676 - 19 Aug 1709

24 Jun 1699 Hartford, Ct - Abt 1784 Shaftsbury

30 Nov 1704 Wallingford -

Abt 1704 -

20 Apr 1702 Rehoboth, MA - Abt 1784 Pawling, New York

2 Feb 1714/1715 Attleboro, MA - 22 Mar 1759 Norwich

18 Mar 1702 Ipswich, MA - 22 Feb 1777 Norwich Cty

15 Nov 1726 Norwich - 1796 Bennington

21 May 1726 Ipswich, MA - Aft 1796

Abt 1717/1718 - 1795

1712 - 1777

20 Sep 1687 Sherborn, MA - 13 Feb 1768 Grafton, MA

10 Sep 1690 Sherborn, MA -

19 Sep 1691 - uncertain 6 Aug 1776

Daughter of Mary Butler.

17 Aug 1706 - certain 8 Feb 1767

(1705-1775)

16 Oct 1745 Harwinton, Connecticut -

22 Jun 1744 Rehoboth, MA - 1811 Penfield, New York

20 Mar 1739/1740 Franklin County - 7 Sep 1814 Bennington

14 Apr 1747 Franklin - 11 May 1783 Bennington

1743 - 1814

1734 - 1808

16 Aug 1724 - certain 8 Jan 1809

Descendant of Hannah Eddy, ancestor of President Millard Fillmore, involved in early American family history.

18 Apr 1726 - 1 Mar 1796

25 Oct 1720 - uncertain 1807

13 Feb 1710/1 Sherborn, MA - Abt 1789

1740 Hanover Township, near Morristown, New Jersey -

17 Nov 1727 - 1797

(1742-1815)

son of Daniell Steele and Lucy Beach

1745 - 6 Sep 1780

-

mother of Millard Fillmore

American farmer (1771-1863)

1779 - 1824

Abt 1780/1781 - 1818

1756 - uncertain 1800

22 Feb 1758 - certain 21 Feb 1838

American politician

21 Apr 1750 - certain 8 Sep 1826

Descendant of notable American families and ancestral link to President Millard Fillard.

American Baptist minister

-

1771 - 1825

president of the United States from 1850 to 1853

second wife of Millard Fillmore

First Lady of the United States from 1850 to 1853

1814-1837

brother of US President Millard Fillmore , 23 Sep 1817 - 1854

-

American lawyer

daughter of U.S. President Millard Fillmore (1832-1854)

(1637-1702)

(Abt 1634-1723)

in England - 1686 Roxbury MA

25 Feb 1639/1640 Concord - 20 Feb 1718/1719 Chelmsford

Est 1635 - 22 Jun 1695 Chelmsford

Abt 1627 - 8 Feb 1717/1718

1626 - before 4 Aug 1672

21 Feb 1656/1657 Chelmsford - 23 May 1712 Chelmsford

25 Mar 1659/1660 Chelmsford - 30 Jan 1748 Dunstable

(1651-1733)

(1641-1721)

Abt 1653 - 14 Sep 1723 Newton

5 Jul 1665 Roxbury - Aft 1706

(1662-Bef 1718)

1 Nov 1657 - certain 24 Mar 1723

16 Feb 1662/1663 Newbury - 15 May 1705 Haverhill

19 Dec 1664 Newbury - Aft 1715

(1638-1704)

(1684 - certain 1 Jan 1736)

(est. 1664 - certain 22 May 1747)

8 Dec 1674 Topsfield - 26 May 1731 Ipswich

Abt 1681 - 21 Sep 1767 (Chelmsford)

Abt 1679 Chelmsford - 9 Sep 1749 Chelmsford

Abt 1690 Newbury - 29 Mar 1753 Methuen

1 Dec 1694 Andover - 4 Feb 1737 Methuen

(1705-1781)

10 Jun 1700 Rowley - Abt 1775 Hollis

(1694-1771)

(1700-1775)

- 29 Apr 1785

M; born 1704 May 30; died 1794 December 18

(1675-1750)

American colonist

22 Jan 1702 - 1 Jan 1791

Hephzibah, early American matriarch linked to prominent families, including Bowdoin College leadership and U.S. presidential history.

22 Jan 1729/1730 Newton, MA - 27 May 1818 Amherst

(1723-1812)

25 Nov 1726 Chelmsford - 16 Jun 1764 Chelmsford

22 Feb 1727/1728 Methuen -

(1733-1816)

1730

1742-1823

(6 Dec 1752 - 14 Jan 1838)

Descendant of notable American political and historical figures, with family roots dating back to 17th-century Chelmsford.

1700 - 11 Nov 1727 Woburn, MA

(30 Apr 1743 - certain 16 Oct 1810)

Amherst, NH military officer and ancestral patriarch connected to prominent American historical figures.

(1758-1812)

(1765-1836)

(6 Oct 1767 - 24 Feb 1811)

M; born 1731 May 31; died 1806 February 25

M; born 1751; died 1795 July 25

(7 Aug 1738 - 15 May 1819)

American political wife, mother of president Franklin Pierce

American politician (1757–1839)

Second president of Bowdoin College (1772-1819)

1776

(1768-1788)

Historian and genealogist specializing in early American educational and political family histories.

1786-1842

(1777-1858)

(1792-1832)

second U.S. Attorney for the District of Delaware

(Continental Navy)

-

8 Nov 1779 - 17 Sep 1810

American politician (1768–1848)

Sea Captain and descendant of prominent American political families with connections to Franklin Pierce.

6 Aug 1727 Woburn, MA - 1 Jun 1819 Woburn, MA

(17 Jun 1773 - 18 Sep 1829)

president of the United States from 1853 to 1857

First Lady of the United States from 1853 to 1857

(1792-1837)

Peerage person ID=323327

(1796-1824)

United States Army officer (1790-1850)

(1803-1828)

(1812-1880)

(1800-1837)

(1788-1855)

(1814-1840)

(22 Apr 1804 - certain 2 Jun 1839)

American classical philologist (1798-1884)

(1 Jan 1811 - 28 Mar 1882)

Rector of Grace Church in Boston, Mass

American businessman (1810-1879)

(1815-1897)

(1820-1884)

Read, William; class of 1844

US writer (1829-1910)

(1827-1908)

(1811-1857)

pro-Confederate diarist

American judge

(1836-1836)

son of Franklin Pierce

(1839-1843)

American educator (1847-1913)

American entomologist, palaeontologist (1839-1905)

American academic

Peerage person ID=705421

(1703-1773)

(1707-1763)

(1705-1761)

(1730-1764)

(1716-1802)

(1750-1826)

(1761-1821)

(1767-1833)

mother of Stephen Foster

American politician, father of Stephen Foster (1779-1855)

-

president of the United States from 1857 to 1861

(1798-1825)

(1789-1791)

(1795-1849)

(1805-1826)

(1793-1839)

(1804-1804)

(1800-1801)

(1802-1840)

clergyman, brother of US President James Buchanan (1811-1895)

(1808-1832)

(1790-1840)

sister of Stephen Foster; sister-in-law of James Buchanan

American songwriter (1826-1864)

brother of Stephen Foster (1823-1904)

US banker, politician, businessman

(1816-1895)

Wife of Stephen Foster (1829-1903)

First Lady of the United States from 1857 to 1861

niece of James Buchanan; niece of Stephen Foster; sister-in-law of Mary Cassatt

seventh president of the Pennsylvania Railroad

16 Jul 1828 - 13 Aug 1900

Educator and composer

sister of Mary Cassatt (1837-1882)

American painter and printmaker (1844—1926)

American Army officer (1869–1922)

(1871-1905)

American sportswoman and socialite

American banker

American socialite

Daughter of Elsie Foster Cassatt and granddaughter of James Buchanan, she is part of a prominent American family with notable social and historical ties.

-

Peerage person ID=321836

Peerage person ID=321834

Peerage person ID=321833

(1654-1704)

Peerage person ID=321838

Peerage person ID=321841

Peerage person ID=321842

Peerage person ID=321840

(1657-1727)

Peerage person ID=321830

Peerage person ID=321831

(born 1669)

A notable family figure connected to President Abraham Lincoln's maternal lineage.

1681 - 1754

English nonconformist minister

10 Sep 1637 -

Peerage person ID=321828

Peerage person ID=321827

1704 - 1764

Mother of Lucy Hanks and ancestor of President Abraham Lincoln, key in the family lineage leading to America's 16th president.

(1680-1740)

Peerage person ID=321826

Peerage person ID=321825

1693 -

Peerage person ID=321820

Peerage person ID=321819

(1686-1736)

Peerage person ID=321818

Peerage person ID=321822

Peerage person ID=321821

Peerage person ID=321823

Peerage person ID=321824

Peerage person ID=321814

Abraham Lincoln's great grandfather

Peerage person ID=321816

(born 1713)

Mother of Lucy Hanks and grandmother of Nancy Hanks Lincoln, related to President Abraham Lincoln's family lineage.

Peerage person ID=321811

Peerage person ID=321812

(1720-1806)

(1716-1788)

American officer during the Revolutionary War (1743-1812)

Peerage person ID=332324

4 May 1728 Richmond Co., Virginia - 1810 Woodford Co., Kentucky

30 Mar 1698 - uncertain 1771

25 Sep 1691 - May 1771

(1728-1803)

(1730-1803)

Peerage person ID=321806

grandfather of president Abraham Lincoln (1744-1786)

Peerage person ID=321807

(died 1825)

(1767 - 1833) Lucy Hanks Sparrow Find A Grave Memorial# 138468591 Burial: Unknown Lucy Sparrow (Hanks) was the grandmother of President Abraham Lincoln through her daughter, Nancy Lincoln (Hanks). Lucy's sister, N...

Kentucky pioneer and civil servant

person

(1764-1851)

14 Jul 1763 - 28 Jan 1836

ninth Governor of Pennsylvania (1788-1867)

American politician (1793-1862)

father of Abraham LIncoln

Mother of Abraham Lincoln (1784–1818)

Stepmother of Abraham Lincoln (1788–1869)

American lawyer, businessman, and politician (1791–1849)

(May 1794 - 5 Jul 1825)

Aunt of Abraham Lincoln

Uncle of Abraham Lincoln (1771 – 1830)

1800-1874

Daughter of Levi Todd.

28 Feb 1781 - 21 Mar 1834

American politician (1775-1833)

1774-1853

Governor of Kentucky (1802-1867)

Abraham Lincoln's cousin

president of the United States from 1861 to 1865 (American, 1809–1865)

First Lady of the United States from 1861 to 1865

older sister of Abraham Lincoln (1807-1828)

younger brother of Abraham Lincoln

American Civil War nurse (1824-1884); wife of Iowa senator James Harlan

American politician (1820-1899)

half-sister of Mary Todd Lincoln

American surgeon

19th century American socialite

American politician

Confederate Army general

American politician (1807–1885)

Second son of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln

Fourth son of President Abraham Lincoln

Union Army officer, U.S. ambassador, and Secretary of War (1843–1926)

third son of Abraham Lincoln

wife of Robert T. Lincoln (1846-1937)

Postmaster at Cynthiana, Kentucky (1858-1909)

American portraitist

granddaughter of Abraham Lincoln

granddaughter of Abraham Lincoln

grandson of President Lincoln

American baseball player (1874-1955)

American historian (1853-1919)

Member of the Lincoln family (1892-1971)

descendent of Abraham Lincoln

Descendant of Abraham Lincoln (1904–1985)

father of U.S. president Andrew Johnson

(1783-1856)

President of the United States from 1865 to 1869

First Lady of the United States from 1865 to 1869

sister of U.S. president Andrew Johnson (1806-1809)

brother of U.S. president Andrew Johnson (1804-1865)

(1834-1869)

(1830-1863)

White House hostess to her father, President Andrew Johnson (1828-1901)

son of U.S. president Andrew Johnson (1852-1879)

American woman (1832-1883), daughter of President Andrew Johnson

American politician (1818-1891)

Peerage person ID=322945

(died 1883)

(1826-1864)

granddaughter of U.S. president Andrew Johnson (1858-1891)

grandson of U.S. president Andrew Johnson

grandson of U.S. president Andrew Johnson (1860-1923)

(1719-1756)

(1724-1806)

(died 1804)

Peerage person ID=358127

Peerage person ID=358131

(1748-1819)

(died 1805)

(died 1837)

Peerage person ID=358112

1760 -

(1755-1812)

Peerage person ID=358108

father of Ulysses S. Grant (1794-1873)

mother of Ulysses S. Grant

mother of U.S. First-Lady Julia Grant

American businessman, father-in-law of Ulysses S. Grant

Peerage person ID=358109

president of the United States from 1869 to 1877

First Lady of the United States from 1869 to 1877

(1832-1881)

(1828-1865)

(1839-1898)

(1825-1861)

brother of Ulysses S. Grant (1835-1881)

United States Army general

Peerage person ID=358502

Peerage person ID=358503

Peerage person ID=358526

Peerage person ID=358527

Peerage person ID=358439

Entrepreneur and United States Senator from Colorado (1825-1886)

American financier

(1835-1898)

(1835-1894)

American businessman (1824-1916)

Peerage person ID=358147

British opera singer (1815-1879)

Welsh Member of UK Parliament

United States Army general and son of Ulysses S. Grant

(1858-1934) American politician, child of Ulysses S. Grant

daughter of President U.S. Grant (1855-1922)

American businessman (1852-1929)

American socialite

(1858-1945)

(1864-1924)

(1851-1893)

American lawyer and political figure

(1881-1942)

(1857-1909)

Peerage person ID=358528

Peerage person ID=358116

-

American-born Russian noble and writer (1876-1975)

grandson of US President Ulysses S. Grant (1881-1968)

American zoologist, historian and publisher (1887-1983)

daughter of Jesse R. Grant (1881-1972)

(1875-1876)

grand-daughter of Ulysses S. Grant (1880-1914)

(1879-1933)

grandson of Ulysses S. Grant (1877-1928)

granddaughter of U.S. president Ulysses S. Grant (1885-1964)

American geologist and paleontologist (1893-1977)

granddaughter of U.S. president Ulysses S. Grant

grandson of U.S. president Ulysses S. Grant

granddaughter of U.S. president Ulysses S. Grant (1881-1940)

(born 1892)

19th Naval Governor of Guam

Peerage person ID=358462

Peerage person ID=358479

Peerage person ID=358480

(1887-1956)

Peerage person ID=358460

Peerage person ID=358450

Peerage person ID=358441

Peerage person ID=358448

Russian general and prince (1875-1955)

(1878-1962)

(1869-1930)

(died 1930)

French songwriter

American soldier and farmer (1920-2011)

(born 1918)

(born 1917)

(born 1915)

(born 1917)

(born 1912)

(born 1913)

(born 1914)

(1908-1980)

(1913-1949)

Peerage person ID=358447

(born 1905)

(1900-1972)

(1908-1980)

(1904-1991)

(born 1916)

(born 1912)

(born 1908)

(1909-1978)

(1906-1981)

(1644-1730)

(est. 1638 - certain 30 May 1676)

22 Nov 1627 - certain 22 Mar 1689

(1658-1748)

(15 Dec 1666 - certain 29 Apr 1723)

(1653-1719)

(1654-1725)

(1666-1725)

31 Jan 1662 - est. 10 Apr 1739

Abt 1635 - 22 Aug 1708 Suffield, CT

(1671 - 3 Sep 1728)

(17 May 1677 - 9 Aug 1727)

Minister of Branford from 1686 to 1731

(1666 - 7 May 1733)

24 Jun 1667 New Haven - 16 Sep 1742 New Haven

14 Feb 1663/1664 New Haven, CT - 15 Sep 1711 New Haven

(22 Sep 1667 - 1721)

(1665-1723)

Born 4 December 1681, Wethersfield, Connecticut - died c. July 1754

10 Jan 1673 - 1754/1755

29 Sep 1675 - 11 Mar 1739

28 May 1667 - 27 Aug 1737

1690 - certain 24 May 1753

(1702-1791)

(1697 - certain 3 Dec 1788)

8 Jan 1682 - 9 Jan 1764

(1678-1760)

(May 1710 - certain 31 Aug 1797)

3 Aug 1705 - certain 15 Sep 1790

24 Jan 1687 - 4 Jul 1757 Branford

26 Nov 1686 New Haven - 23 Jan 1761 New Haven

genealogics.org person ID I00241399

(1692-1738)

1 Feb 1697 Hadley, MA - 1784 Brattleboro

5 May 1703 Northampton, MA - 12 Jan 1778 Brattleboro

Abt 1717 - 5 Jun 1787

3 Jul 1718 - uncertain 18 Jun 1796

-

-

(22 Dec 1730 - 22 Jul 1778)

(1735 - 18 Jan 1815)

(1731-1816)

(1720-1804)

6 Feb 1723 New Haven, CT - 27 May 1773 New Haven

21 Oct 1724 or 21 Nov.1724 Simsbury - 17 Oct 1817 New Haven, CT

2 Apr 1739 Granby, MA - 7 Jun 1811 Bainbridge, New York

11 Sep 1741 Enfield, Connecticut - Oct 1791 Bainbridge, New York

(15 Sep 1728 - 9 Feb 1824)

Descendant of early New Haven families, linked to U.S. President Rutherford B. Hayes.

Military officer and descendant of notable American pioneer and presidential lineage, reflecting a historically significant family background.

(1736-1820)

maternal grandfather of U.S. president Rutherford B. Hayes

(1762-1813)

(1756-1836)

10 Nov 1762 South Hadley, MA - 17 Feb 1847 Brattleboro

-

(1767-1849)

mother of U.S. president Rutherford B. Hayes (1792-1866)

father of Rutherford B. Hayes (1787-1822)

(1801-1866)

(1795-1833)

American merchant and philanthropist (1801-1874)

(8 Feb 1780 - 11 Apr 1866)

American politician (1764-1841)

president of the United States from 1877 to 1881

First Lady of the United States from 1877 to 1881

(1815-1825)

(1814-1814)

(1820-1856)

(1817-1821)

(1809-1882)

(1805-1876)

American utopian community founder (1811–1886)

American librarian (1858–1927)

(1861-1863)

United States Army Medal of Honor recipient

(1867-1950)

(1873-1874)

(1853-1926)

American business executive (1871-1923)

(1864-1866)

(1868-1939)

(1856-1935)

(1869-1931)

(1859-1924)

American actress (1873-1966)

Married to actress Maude Anderson, he was an American individual prominent in his personal life.

American lawyer and law professor (1853-1928)

American architect (1846–1928)

American businessman and writer

grandson of Rutherford B. Hayes (1902-1958)

grandson of U.S. president Rutherford B. Hayes (1897-1976)

grandson of U.S. president Rutherford B. Hayes

American naval officer and businessman (1890-1957)

American nature writer, photographer, and advertising executive

American lawyer (1920-1999)

(1928-2020)

Descendant of U.S. Presidents, linked to Hayes family lineage with notable historical and genealogical significance.

He is a descendant of U.S. President Rutherford B. Hayes, with a family legacy in law, military, and business.

Descendant of U.S. President Rutherford B. Hayes, with a legacy rooted in American legal, naval, and business history.

(1696-1753)

9 Nov 1689 MA - 25 Feb 1749 MA

1686 - 28 Feb 1745

28 Feb 1713 - 3 Jan 1774 Lincoln

2 Nov 1719 - 3 Feb 1763

Maternal ancestor of President James A. Garfield, linked to 18th-century American families.

9 Jun 1717 Rehoboth -

14 Jul 1711 Rehoboth - Abt 1771

17 May 1701 Rehoboth - 10 Feb 1747 Rehoboth

(1708-1777)

(1690-1776)

(1684-1764)

(Abt 1680-1736)

(14 May 1709 - certain 4 Jan 1738)

19 Dec 1705 -

American militiaman (1743–1807)

(est. 16 May 1739 - after 1785)

(1723-1812)

(1725-1804)

12 Oct 1738 Cumberland, Rhode Island - Abt 1811 Otsego County, New York

1739-

(1736-1817)

(30 Oct 1737 - certain 27 Sep 1814)

(1711 - 16 Feb 1761)

(1720-1761)

(est. 1778 - certain 5 Feb 1851)

19 Mar 1773 Westminster - 1801 Worcester, New York

(1761-1808)

(1764-1821)

(1770-1852)

(26 Sep 1756 - certain 27 Jun 1833)

(1799-1833)

Mother of the 20th President of the USA

LCAuth[n00063512] VIAF[50457328]

(1803-1897)

(2 Jun 1803 - certain 14 Dec 1888)

5 Dec 1814 - 30 Sep 1852

American farmer and politician

(18 Mar 1809 - certain 30 Aug 1829)

president of the United States in 1881

First Lady of the United States from 1881 to 1881

(born 1822)

sister of U.S. president James A. Garfield (1821-1911)

(1824-1884)

(1826-1829)

businessman, born 1843

American railroad executive (1830-1894)

American businessman

American lawyer and academic (1863-1942)

(1874-1876)

American architect (1872-1958)

(1870-1951)

daughter of James Garfield (1860-1863)

American lawyer and politician (1865–1950)

daughter of U.S. president James A. Garfield

(1864-1944)

(1873-1945)

(1902-1958)

(1878-1956)

American socialite and advocate for deaf education

American geologist, banker, and aide to James A. Garfield (1858-1941)

United States general (1857-1926)

Mother of American political science professor John P. Comer.

Father of John P. Comer, an American political science professor.

American eye surgeon

American mechanical engineer

1892 - 1945

grandson of U.S. president James A. Garfield

American author

American physician (1895-1979)

5 Jul 1903 - 16 Dec 1991

17 May 1899 - 25 Dec 1979

grandson of U.S. president James A. Garfield

granddaughter of U.S. president James A. Garfield

granddaughter of U.S. president James A. Garfield (1910-2004)

(1892-1931)

grandson of U.S. president James A. Garfield

American lawyer (1894-1969)

(1895-1975)

American architect

1892-1981

American surgeon

American political science professor

American lawyer and descendant of U.S. Presidents, connected to notable political lineage through marriage.

American writer

American historian (1893-1972)

American writer

American dermatologist

American statistician

Daughter of Stanton Garfield, descendant of U.S. President James A. Garfield, with a legacy rooted in American medical, legal, and political history.

(1920-2005)

(1924-2014)

(1923-2003)

American physician

American physician

American mathematician (1907–1989)

Descendant of U.S. President James A. Garfield, with a notable heritage in American political history.

(born 1948)

American statistician

(1942-2005)

(1618-1670)

Abt 1620 - 1687

(1640-1684)

-

2 Nov 1656 Amesbury, MA - Aft 1704 Amesbury, MA

Abt 1655 Ipswich, MA - 14 Dec 1745 Amesbury, MA

3 May 1640 - 20 Apr 1689

3 Aug 1682 - uncertain

(1650-1725)

15 Jun 1677 Rowley, MA - 18 May 1756 Amesbury, MA

1677 Amesbury, MA - 20 Dec 1747 Amesbury

(1679-1721)

23 May 1678 - certain 9 Mar 1758

11 Dec 1713 - after 1750

4 Feb 1710/1711 Amesbury, MA - Aft 20 Aug 1751 Hampstead, New Hampshire

5 May 1707 Amesbury, MA - 3 Mar 1761 Hampstead, New Hampshire

(1702-1771)

(1707-1754)

(1702-1759)

1 Dec 1744 Haverhill, MA - 7 Apr 1807 Piermont, New Hampshire

25 Jul 1744 Amebury MA - 4 May 1832 East Berkshire, Vermont

29 Apr 1735 Hampton, New Hampshire - 6 Jul 1788 Newbury, Vermont

13 Feb 1735/36 Amesbury MA - 2 Nov 1799 Newbury, Vermont

Mother of Dabney Herndon and grandmother of William Lewis Herndon.

(1737-1810)

Ancestral descendant of early American and Canadian lineage, connected to U.S. President Chester A. Arthur.

(1735-1800)

1722 - est. 17 Nov 1783

5 Mar 1730 - certain 4 Mar 1799

23 Feb 1777 Piermont, New Hampshire - 12 Jan 1854 Dunham, Quebec, Canada

26 Oct 1771 Newbury, Vermont - 28 Dec 1855 Dunham, Quebec, Canada

grandfather of U.S. president Chester A. Arthur

paternal grandmother of U.S. president Chester A. Arthur

(1783-1824)

-

(1802-1869)

father of U.S. president Chester A. Arthur (1796-1875)

(1817-1878)

American explorer

American politician

Daughter of Dabney Herndon, related to William Lewis Herndon, and connected to Ellen Lewis Herndon Arthur, wife of President Chester A. Arthur.

Daughter of Dabney Herndon, granddaughter of explorer William Lewis Herndon, and wife of U.S. President Chester A. Arthur.

United States Navy officer

US Navy officer

president of the United States from 1881 to 1885

wife of U.S. president Chester A. Arthur

Peerage person ID=323347

Peerage person ID=323350

Peerage person ID=323348

Peerage person ID=323344

First Lady of the United States (1841-1917)

(1834-1915)

Peerage person ID=323346

Peerage person ID=323345

(1839-1898)

(1849-1901)

American lawyer and confederate soldier

American writer

Confederate Army general (1822-1900)

Peerage person ID=706855

British novelist

(died 1883)

English man of letters (1812-1901)

French diplomat (1830-1903)

American sportsman and art connoisseur (1864–1937)

(1860-1863)

daughter of Chester A. Arthur

(1870-1935)

(1894-1937)

(1871-1974)

(1874-1936)

Daughter of Joel Adams Fithian and Myra Townsend Fithian, with notable family ties to former U.S. President Chester A. Arthur.

Peerage person ID=706858

American sportsman and art connoisseur, descendant of President Chester A. Arthur, connected through family ties to prominent political and social figures.

(1866-1957)

British journalist

Peerage person ID=275208

American astrologer and sexologist (1901–1972)

American academic, historian, and socialite (1897-1962)

American writer (1890-1959)

British politician and writer (1901-1963)

Son of Fanny Fithian, connected to prominent American family lineage through grandfather Joel Adams Fithian and relatives Chester Alan Arthur II and Myra Townsend Fithian.

American soldier

American socialite and painter

Peerage person ID=706859

American heiress, singer, and actress known for her artistic pursuits, wartime resilience, and notable romantic relationships in Paris.

American art patron

(1888-1907)

English writer and critic

-

American sculptor and educator

Peerage person ID=706528

Peerage person ID=706860

Peerage person ID=706529

Peerage person ID=706861

Peerage person ID=706531

Peerage person ID=706864

Peerage person ID=706862

Peerage person ID=706863

(born 1691)

12 Apr 1720 Norwich, Connecticut - 3 Nov 1773 Norwich, Connecticut

(1707-1793)

(1716-1788)

American clergyman

(1722-1775)

(1717-1777)

(1741-1820)

(1739-1808)

(1749-1788)

(1744-1815)

Peerage person ID=223036

Peerage person ID=223037

(19 Sep 1789 - certain 14 Aug 1857)

(1781-1820)

(1764-1850)

(1768-1843)

Peerage person ID=222944

Peerage person ID=222943

(1766-1850)

American silversmith (1770-1837)

(1809-1887)

(1804-1864)

(1809-1873)

(1811-1886)

American clergyman

(7 Nov 1780 - 12 May 1862)

Descendant of prominent American historical figures, including U.S. Presidents and notable Silversmiths.

(24 Apr 1796 - 8 Feb 1865)

(born 1806)

(1806-1882)

American minister, father of Grover Cleveland

(1841-1915)

(1837-1875)

(1798-1801)

(1803-1805)

(1796-1877)

(1801-1880)

(1809-1838)

(born 1832)

(born 1849)

(born 1847)

(born 1844)

Peerage person ID=223013

(born 1838)

(born 1842)

(died 1882)

Peerage person ID=222370

barrister

(died 1869)

American classical philologist, university teacher and diplomat

President of the United States (1885–89; 1893–97)

First Lady of the United States (1886–1889, 1893–1897)

(1832-1906)

(1833-1914)

(1838-1932)

(1830-1909)

First Lady of United States (1846-1918)

(born 1843)

(1835-1872)

(1841-1872)

American archeology professor (1862–1955)

Peerage person ID=222954

Peerage person ID=222955

(1854-1929)

British judge

American Episcopal clergyman (1856-1935)

(born 1871)

(born 1842)

(1835-1914)

American lawyer and civic leader (1897-1974)

Daughter of Grover Cleveland

American stage actor, director and producer (1903-1995)

second child of American president Grover Cleveland

daughter of U.S. president Grover Cleveland

(born 1919)

(1897-1954)

(1904-1992)

(1893-1966)

US Army Intelligence officer; prosecutor and head of the Interrogation Division, Nuremberg trials

(born 1894)

(died 1971)

Peerage person ID=222900

Peerage person ID=222902

Peerage person ID=222899

granddaughter of U.S. president Grover Cleveland

grandson of U.S. president Grover Cleveland

grandson of U.S. president Grover Cleveland (1927-2020)

granddaughter of U.S. president Grover Cleveland

granddaughter of U.S. president Grover Cleveland

granddaughter of U.S. president Grover Cleveland

American arts patron

English philosopher (1920–2010)

Peerage person ID=222951

American poet and freelance writer (1932-1997)

Granddaughter of U.S. President Grover Cleveland, known for her familial connection to American presidential history and her distinguished lineage.

military historian (1919-2012)

Peerage person ID=222956

American diplomat b. 1950

English Anglican priest and historian (born 1961)

Virginia's Attorney General, Treasurer, and Speaker of the House of Burgesses 1673-1710

1671 - 1723

member of the Virginia House of Burgesses

(1702 - 12 Aug 1743)

Peerage person ID=490395

(born 1709)

(1714-1756)

American planter and merchant (1726-1791)

(1730-1792)

American politician (1742-1814)

(17 Jun 1741 - 25 Jul 1776)

member of the Virginia House of Delegates

Daughter of William and Elizabeth Bassett, connected to prominent American political and presidential lineage.

(1781-1813)

(1772-1840)

president of the United States in 1841

First Lady of the United States from 1841 to 1841

(12 Oct 1811 - 1876)

person enslaved by President William Henry Harrison, with whom he had children

(born 1751)

American revolutionary

(died 1809)

politician from the U.S. state of Virginia, 1756-1808

(1753-1821)

(1770-1812)

Honorary American legal family patriarch with notable lineage connecting prominent lawyers and presidential history.

(1765-1802)

mother of US President Benjamin Harrison (1810-1850)

American politician (1804–1878)

(1804-1830)

(1802-1867)

American academic

(1840-1875)

(1809-1842)

(1806-1840)

(1813-1865)

(1798-1830)

American lawyer, 1811-1839

(1800-1826)

(1814-1819)

(1796-1846)

son of U.S. president William Henry Harrison (1802-1838)

American lawyer

(1798-1871)

State Librarian in Minnesota (1813-1894)

(1803-1837)

(1814-1893)

jurist, b. in Morristown, N.J., in October, 1785; d. in Cincinnati, Ohio, 1 April, 1875. He was the son of Capt

American judge (1792-1864)

First Lady of the United States (1804-1846)

American botanist and physician (1794-1863)

American politician (1833–1901); President of the United States from 1889 to 1893

second wife of the 23rd United States president Benjamin Harrison

First Lady of the United States from 1889 to 1892

sister of U.S. president Benjamin Harrison (1842-1926)

(1847-1848)

brother of U.S. president Benjamin Harrison (1840-1905)

brother of U.S. president Benjamin Harrison (1832-1870)

(1839-1839)

(1849-1850)

(1835-1867)

(1837-1838)

brother of U.S. president Benjamin Harrison (1844-1926)

grandson of U.S. president William Henry Harrison (1827-1829)

half-sister of U.S. president Benjamin Harrison (1825-1904)

half-sister of U.S. president Benjamin Harrison (1829-1917)

(1828-1889)

(1856-1882)

(1865-1946)

(1864-1945)

American politician (1817-1899)

26 Feb 1862 - 18 Jul 1940

granddaughter of U.S. president William Henry Harrison

granddaughter of U.S. president William Henry Harrison (1815-1816)

American politician

American socialite and advocate for deaf education

1835

(1861-1861)

American businessman, lawyer, diplomat, and politician

daughter of 23rd U.S. President Benjamin Harrison

daughter of President Benjamin Harrison (1858-1930)

(1861-1944)

(born 1889)

(1857-1942)

Daughter of Archibald Irwin Harrison and related to President Benjamin Harrison, known for her notable family lineage.

American socialite (1871-1955)

American art collector (1856-1914)

(1895-1975)

granddaughter of U.S. president Benjamin Harrison

American politician (1896–1990)

grandson of U.S. president Benjamin Harrison (1921-1995)

American physician

granddaughter of U.S. president Benjamin Harrison

grandson of U.S. President Benjamin Harrison

American financier and philanthropist

(1923-2003)

Descendant of U.S. President Benjamin Harrison, with notable American heritage and historical connections.

(1924-2014)

(born 1948)

Descendant of U.S. Presidents and notable American political families.

grandfather of U.S. president William McKinley (1783-1847)

(1769-1827)

American businessman (1807-1892)

mother of U.S. president William McKinley (1809-1897)

(est. 1 Aug 1827 - uncertain 14 Mar 1873)

(1816-1887)

president of the United States from 1897 to 1901

First Lady of the United States from 1897 to 1901

(1847-1904)

(1839-1924)

(1829-1892)

(1835-1868)

(1840-1931)

(1833-1889)

(1845-1846)

(1831-1889)

15 Dec 1848 - est. 21 Jun 1917

Daughter of US president

daughter of U.S. president William McKinley (1873-1873)

American composer and singer (1877-1937)

(30 Jan 1881 - 22 Feb 1944)

(1879-1965)

(1900s - 2000s)

-

(1754-1814)

Abt 1765 - 9 Feb 1806

(1770-1810)

Peerage person ID=656111

(1799-1861)

American businessman

American planter

maternal grandmother of U.S. president Theodore Roosevelt

1783 - 1837

(1778-1850)

(17 Nov 1813 - 9 Mar 1864)

Union Army general

American politician (1773-1827)

(1804-1885)

(1806-1880)

American businessman, father of U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt

American socialite and mother of President Theodore Roosevelt

American shipping merchant (1825-1883)

born 1836 February 14; died 1895 April 26

M; born 1830 March 21; died 1910 March 21

(1834-1914)

American politician (1829-1906)

(18 Oct 1823 - 24 Mar 1870)

American philanthropist

Civil War Confederate Veteran (1823-1901)

(1797 - 1831)

26th President of the United States from 1901 to 1909

First Lady of the United States from 1901 to 1909

American socialite and the first wife of Theodore Roosevelt (1861–1884)

elder sister of Theodore Roosevelt

father of Eleanor Roosevelt and brother of Theodore Roosevelt

American poet, public speaker, lecturer, and writer (1861-1933)

(1875-1954)

American politician (1865-1924)

1849 - 1907

American ophthalmologist (1844-1907)

American judge

(1864-1934); mother of Eleanor Butler Roosevelt

(1861-1911)

United States admiral (1846-1923)

mother of American First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt (1863-1892)

(1865-1939)

1860-

1866-

1869

American banker

American writer and socialite (1884–1980)

United States Army officer

son of Theodore Roosevelt (1897–1918)

US Army Medal of Honor recipient (1886–1944)

daughter of Theodore Roosevelt (1891–1977)

United States Army officer

American politician (1869-1931)

(1892-1968)

American philanthropist

American surgeon (1881-1963)

wife of Archibald Roosevelt

American politician (1865–1940)

American engineer and banker, brother of Eleanor Roosevelt

First Lady of the United States from 1933 to 1945

(1889-1893)

(1889-1909)

(1887-1944)

American politician

American socialite

American woman (1919-1985)

American musician

American intelligence officer

(1925-1953)

World War II Veteran (1914-2001)

fourth child of Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.

World War II veteran

(1911-1994); daughter of Theodore Roosevelt Jr. and Eleanor Butler Roosevelt

granddaughter of U.S. president Theodore Roosevelt (1923-1973)

American historian

7 Mar 1914 - 2 Oct 1922

(1920-1999)

American soldier, scholar, polyglot and CIA officer (1918–1990)

granddaughter of Theodore Roosevelt (1923-2010)

American writer (1919-2008)

American journalist (1927–2003)

American law professor, 1919-1979

Wife of a distinguished American soldier, scholar, and CIA officer, with ties to the Roosevelt family of presidents.

Chief of Protocol of the United States

American costume designer (1922–1980)

GRU officer (1899-1987)

American politician (1917-2012)

American businessman (1923-1951)

(died 2001)

American architect and sportsman

Descendant of U.S. Presidents, embodying a prominent American family lineage with ties to Theodore Roosevelt.

American writer and lawyer

American businessman

American journalist

Daughter of Edith Derby Williams and great-great-granddaughter of President Theodore Roosevelt.

American diplomat

former professor at Harvard University; former First Lady of Massachusetts

American archaeologist

son of Grace Green Roosevelt and William McMillan Sr; great-grandson of Theodore Roosevelt

daughter of Grace Green Roosevelt and William McMillan Sr; great-granddaughter of Theodore Roosevelt

13 May 1698 Mendon, Mass - 3 Aug 1770 Mendon, Mass

(17 Dec 1700 - certain 1 Mar 1779)

4 Jul 1710 or 5 Jul 1710 Mendon - 21 May 1776 Mendon

(1680-1747)

(13 Aug 1732 - certain 25 Feb 1814)

(11 Oct 1759 - 25 Feb 1843)

8 Apr 1745/1746 Sutton - 28 Aug 1828 Millbury

11 Jan 1741/1742 Sutton - 2 Nov 1813 Millbury

1 Jun 1731 - 19 Jul 1819 Heath

7 Oct 1730 Mendon, MA - 17 Jul 1815 Heath

(1715-1783)

(23 Oct 1718 - )

(est. 1715 - certain 12 Dec 1783)

21 Sep 1707 - 21 Sep 1783

(1721-1794)

22 Jul 1722 Medway - 19 Aug 1790 Uxbridge

Peerage person ID=404839

13 Sep 1745 Mendon - 19 May 1823 Mendon

1727 Weymouth, MA - 29 Nov 1760 Mendon, MA

24 Feb 1732 Uxbridge, MA - 18 Sep 1776 Uxbridge, MA

11 Feb 1742 - 2 Mar 1800

(1723-1794)

(1730-1794)

26 Feb 1718 - 12 Aug 1800

12 Mar 1755 Mendon, MA - 6 Oct 1829 Townshend

15 Sep 1752 - 14 May 1838

(1743-1808)

(1749-1827)

22 Feb 1784 Sutton - 28 Nov 1849 Millbury, MA

American politician (1769-1841)

Peerage person ID=404838

23 Nov 1754 Mendon - 16 Sep 1817 Mendon

17 Mar 1766 - 3 May 1840

(1759-1840)

19 May 1761 - 1800

25 Jan 1747 - 3 Jul 1817

Apr 1803 - 3 Feb 1866 Millbury

Peerage person ID=404837

17 Feb 1792 Townshend - 1866

American politician (1785-1867)

(1791-1871)

American lawyer and politician (1786-1848)

(1808-1887)

American politician, art collector, and philanthropist with a notable family legacy including a U.S. president.

mother of U.S. President William Howard Taft (1827-1907)

American diplomat (1810-1891)

(1833-1902)

(1827-1912)

(1823-1852)

15 Aug 1828 - 7 Jun 1896

American matriarch, grandmother of Eleanor Kellogg Chase, connected by family to President William Howard Taft through marriage.

American politician (1822-1904)

United States Representative from New York

American politician

(9 Feb 1852 - )

president of the United States from 1909 to 1913

First Lady of the United States from 1909 to 1913

(1855-1855)

American educator

American lawyer

sister of U.S. president William Howard Taft (1865-1950)

American politician, art collector and philanthropist (1843-1929)

(1845-1889)

American socialite and golfer

Father of Eleanor Kellogg Chase, connected to notable political and social figures, including Cincinnati's mayor and the family of U.S. President William Howard Taft.

Mother of Eleanor Kellogg Chase, linked by family to U.S. presidential history through her son-in-law, Charles Phelps Taft II.

American politician (1856-1933)

Peerage person ID=522661

American educator; daughter of William Howard Taft (1891-1987)

Mayor of Cincinnati, Ohio

American politician, son of 27th U.S. President William Howard Taft (1889–1953)

(1894-1966)

wife of Charles Phelps Taft II

wife of Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio (1891-1958)

(15 Sep 1874 - certain 30 Mar 1962)

American journalist

American dancer, actress and ballet director (1897-1986)

American pilot, aviation business founder and philanthropist

American politician

musicologist and teacher; granddaughter of U.S. president William Howard Taft

Daughter of renowned American educator and granddaughter of President William Howard Taft.

American economist

granddaughter of William Howard Taft

granddaughter of William Howard Taft

American politician (1922-2013)

granddaughter of William Howard Taft

granddaughter of William Howard Taft

American attorney; grandson of U.S. president William Howard Taft

American diplomat

American politician (1917–1993)

Grandson of U.S. President William Howard Taft and son of prominent politician Robert A. Taft.

grandson of U.S. president William Howard Taft (1923-1985)

American economist

American flying ace (1899-1985)

American politician and member of the prominent Taft family lineage.

American diplomat

American politician in Ohio (born 1942)

American financier and writer

A renowned interior designer and philanthropist, member of a political family.

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1748

(1736-1815)

14 Jul 1720 - 19 Nov 1793

7 Feb 1708 - 30 Nov 1777

(24 Nov 1737 - 13 Feb 1787)

brother in law of Thomas Jefferson (1737-1800)

(12 Sep 1748 - 1831)

(Abt 1750-Aft 1784)

Abt 1750 -

Maternal ancestor of First Lady Ellen Axson Wilson, contributing to a notable American lineage.

(1768-1807)

American farmer and tanner (1753-1843)

(13 Nov 1766 - uncertain 15 Aug 1838)

(1772-1847)

Irish-born American journalist and politician; grandfather of Woodrow Wilson (1787-1850)

(1791-1863)

1793-1877

(1791-1836)

A family member of President Woodrow Wilson, connected through his mother and father.

(1808-1898)

(Abt 1771-1860)

(27 Feb 1793 - 12 Jul 1866)

(1794-1872)

(1813-1891)

(est. 1815 - certain 23 Sep 1887)

American medical doctor (1766-1798)

American theologian and father of Woodrow Wilson

mother of U.S. president Woodrow Wilson

(5 Jan 1843 - 21 Nov 1925)

(1837-1899)

(8 Sep 1838 - certain 1 Nov 1881)

birth/death: ca. 1836-1884 or approximately 1836-1884 VIAF[9100852] LCAuth[n95110853]

Presumed American patriarch and ancestor of U.S. President Woodrow Wilson.

American clergyman (1828-1907)

American journalist (1809-1877)

Presbyterian clergyman and author

Descendant of a prominent American family, linked to a U.S. First Lady, with a notable lineage spanning generations.

American military leader

(1794-1872)

American theologian

Son of William Fleming with familial ties to the Fleming, Houstoun, and Wilson families, linked to notable American historical figures.

president of the United States from 1913 to 1921

First Lady of the United States from 1915 to 1921

First Lady of the United States from 1913 to 1914

elder sister of Woodrow Wilson

sister of U.S. President Woodrow Wilson

brother of U.S. president Woodrow Wilson (1867-1927)

American jeweler (1864-1908)

American physician (1848-1895)

(1820-1894)

(1832-1913)

American industrialist (1824-1907)

6 Dec 1844 - 15 Aug 1918

American engineer (1865-1947)

Daughter of Thomas Woodrow, mother of Woodrow Wilson, and member of a prominent lineage in American history.

American psychologist (1883-1974)

Daughter of James Woodrow and granddaughter of Thomas Woodrow, linked to U.S. President Woodrow Wilson's lineage.

23 Sep 1819 Lincoln County - 3 Jul 1884 Lincoln County

28 Jan 1829 Glynn County, Ga. - 11 May 1868 Macon, Ga.

American Presbyterian minister

American military officer and cotton planter

American missionary

American presidential daughter and activist (1887–1933)

acting First Lady of the United States (1914-1915)

youngest daughter of President Woodrow Wilson

American judge

American politician (1863-1941)

American classical philologist

1891-1936

(1895-1970)

third wife of William Gibbs McAdoo

26 Dec 1867 Savannah, Ga. - 21 Feb 1912 Irvington, New York

American artist

American actress (1878-1947)

American publisher

American insurance executive

American Presbyterian minister

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-

American priest

American professor and mountain climber (1919-2002)

American art historian

granddaughter of U.S. president Woodrow Wilson

granddaughter of U.S. president Woodrow Wilson (1915-1946)

film actor

US Navy officer

American businesswoman, co-founder of Chez Ninon

1889-1980

21 Nov 1898 - 10 Jan 1937

1904-1953

American physician

American banker (1891-1953)

Russian diplomat

American lawyer and judge (1889-1951)

American writer (1924–2013)

(1890-1949)

American lawyer

American politician

Journalist, war correspondent

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1678 Gravesend, Long Island, New York - 1742

6 Nov 1671 Preston, New London, CT - Aft 1742 New Jersey

30 Jan 1706 Newport, Rhode Island - Aft 1768

(est. 14 Feb 1705 - uncertain 27 Mar 1743)

(1704-1778)

(1708 - 1775)

- 1808

Abt 1739 -

24 Jul 1697 - Abt 1745/1770

Abt 1695 Freehold, Monmouth, New Jersey - 1776 Hopewell, Hunterdon, New Jersey

(1725-1787)

American politician (1723-1810)

1 May 1700 - after 15 Oct 1750

1701 - 3 Feb 1796

Pioneer ancestor and matriarch with a notable lineage, connecting early American families to presidential history.

(17 Dec 1740 - 3 Apr 1798)

(1767-1844)

19 Mar 1764 Orange Co., New York - 10 Jul 1839 Blooming Grove

29 May 1756 - 3 Sep 1843

1758 - uncertain 8 Oct 1845

18 Nov 1723 - certain 17 Nov 1776

1763 - 1826

1765 - 1826

(1790-1860)

(1800-1886)

1775

(26 Aug 1763 - 18 Apr 1842)

American farmer and church deacon (1795-1870)

(1820-1878)

(26 Aug 1823 - 11 Mar 1895)

1802 - 1867

1803 - 1878

(3 Jun 1803 - certain 29 Dec 1879)

(1803-1878)

(1827-1904)

American physician and businessman, father of President Warren G. Harding

(1843-1910)

(1868-1940)

(1869-1964)

(1835-1893)

(1833-1913)

president of the United States from 1921 to 1923

First Lady of the United States from 1921 to 1923

(born 1867)

American physician (1878-1934)

Sister of US President (1879-1951)

(1874-1878)

(1868-1913)

(1872-1878)

(1876-1935)

Mistress of Warren G. Harding (1896–1991)

first husband of U.S. First Lady Florence Harding (1859-1894)

daughter of Warren Harding

American college football player; stepson of Warren G. Harding (1880-1915)

American psychiatrist

grandson of U.S. president Warren G. Harding

grandson of U.S. president Warren G. Harding

grandson of U.S. president Warren G. Harding

Peerage person ID=322703

(3 Nov 1701 - after 7 Mar 1745)

(21 Aug 1720 - certain 7 Feb 1786)

(7 May 1708 - certain 17 Jun 1775)

20 Oct 1691 -

Abt 1682 Charlestown - Abt 1730 Killingly, Connecticut

1724 -

Est 1721 - 20 Jul 1775 Moultonborough, New Hampshire

3 Apr 1716 Salem - 27 Aug 1794 Sutton

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(1690-1742)

(1738-1812)

17 Apr 1732 Dighton - 9 Sep 1813 Barre

(1693-1746)

(18 Jun 1699 - certain 20 Jul 1758)

(21 Jun 1689 - uncertain 1753)

(1692-1736)

9 Aug 1696 - 13 Feb 1775

20 Jan 1694/1695 Haverhill -

9 Apr 1706 Lexington -

1705 - 17 Apr 1778

1716

(1720-1815)

Maternal ancestor in a notable lineage, spanning from 18th-century American origins to a U.S. president.

(19 May 1721 - certain 13 Mar 1806)

24 Mar 1723 -

(1729-1757)

(9 Oct 1723 - certain May 1808)

10 Aug 1731 Killingly, Connecticut - 30 Nov 1812 Guilford, Vermont

14 Feb 1736/1737 Killingly, Connecticut - 2 Sep 1815 Guilford, Vermont

31 Jan 1728 Killingly, Connecticut - Guildford, Vermont

(1724-1824)

(1720-1757)

(1725-1760)

(Abt 1748-Abt 1837)

(1751-1837)

(1755-1834)

Abt 1754 Kalamazoo, Michigan -

8 Apr 1720 - 30 Jul 1795

(1715-1802)

(5 Jun 1736 - )

(1744-1786)

Peerage person ID=322704

Peerage person ID=322705

Abt 1720 (Watertown) -

25 Feb 1721/1722 Charlestown -

(1754-1845)

(1754-1830)

(died 1822)

(died 1829)

28 Nov 1760 Killingly, Connecticut - 20 Aug 1805 Guilford, Vermont

Abt 1759 Scituate, Rhode Island - 26 Feb 1829 Guilford, Vermont

2 Apr 1757 Killingly, Connecticut - 1820 Plymouth, Vermont

Abt 1754 Plymouth, Vermont - 1812 Guildford, Vermont

(2 Nov 1781 - certain 9 Nov 1867)

(Abt 1783-1869)

(1760-1835)

(1760-1835)

(15 Mar 1754 - 10 Jun 1835)

(est. 1761 - 19 Mar 1838)

21 Jan 1765 - 21 Jun 1829

6 Oct 1754 - 26 Nov 1853

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5 Mar 1780 Guilford, Vermont - 18 Apr 1861 Plymouth, Vermont

Abt 1778 Guilford, Vermont - 18 Oct 1811 Plymouth, Vermont

(1785-1871)

(est. 14 Dec 1787 - after 1870)

(4 Feb 1801 - certain 5 Jul 1884)

Abt 1797 Paxton, MA - 1873 Columbia Co., Wisconsin

(1789-1856)

(1780-1853)

30 Sep 1779 - 10 Aug 1869

6 Oct 1789 - 28 May 1862

(1789-1845)

(1823-1906)

American politician

18 Apr 1811 Plymouth, Vermont - 3 Oct 1892 Plymouth, Vermont

(1812-1888)

17 Jul 1818 - 24 Oct 1889

22 Jun 1820 - 21 Jan 1888

(1831-1904)

American politician

(1846-1885)

(1848-1923)

(1849-1929)

(1841-1935)

president of the United States from 1923 to 1929

First Lady of the United States from 1923 to 1929

(1875-1900)

American politician (1873–1961)

(28 Jul 1875 - 29 Mar 1973)

youngest child of U.S. President Calvin Coolidge

American businessman

(1904-1998)

(6 Oct 1899 - 7 Oct 1944)

granddaughter of U.S. president Calvin Coolidge (1933-1989)

granddaughter of U.S. president Calvin Coolidge (1939-2001)

American actor (1928–2020)

Grandson of U.S. President Calvin Coolidge, with a notable family history in American political heritage.

Granddaughter of U.S. President Calvin Coolidge, and daughter of Lydia Coolidge Sayles.

(1 Jul 1733 - uncertain 1819)

1731

(1715-1791)

17 Apr 1716 Woburn, MA -

(1751-1819)

1744 'Oban', MA -

(1727-1816)

(1727-1818)

- Abt 1844

(9 Apr 1775 - after 1795)

(1771-1854)

(1794-1854)

4 Oct 1768 or 1769 near Hartford, Connecticut - 17 Dec 1859 near Oakwood, Ontario, Canada

(1806-1889)

grandfather of U.S. president Herbert Hoover (1820-1892)

paternal grandmother of U.S. president Herbert Hoover (1820-185_)

1818 Yonge Street - 11 Jun 1903 Newberg, Oregon

(1817-1866)

(1827-1897)

father of U.S. president Herbert Hoover (1846-1880)

Mother of US president Herbert Hoover

(1849-1921)

(20 Jul 1845 - 21 Jul 1928)

president of the United States from 1929 to 1933

First Lady of the United States from 1929 to 1933

(1871-1955)

sister of U.S. president Herbert Hoover (1876-1953)

American businessman (1907–1993)

American politician (1903–1969)

(1911-2009)

(190_-1982)

American journalist

American artist and conservationist (1906-2006)

grandson of U.S. president Henry Hoover

grandson of U.S. president Herbert Hoover

granddaughter of U.S. president Henry Hoover (1943-2012)

grandson of U.S. president Henry Hoover

granddaughter of U.S. president Herbert Hoover (1926-2011)

granddaughter of U.S. president Henry Hoover

American political commentator (born 1977)

Peerage person ID=322601

Peerage person ID=139436

(1774-1847)

F; born 1758 (estimated); died 1839 (estimated)

American merchant (1809-1898)

maternal grandmother of U.S. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

(1809-1886)

American businessman and grandfather of U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt

(1843-1919)

(1834-1880)

American businessman, father of U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt

American socialite and mother of President Theodore Roosevelt

(1787-1851)

mother of Franklin D. Roosevelt (1854-1941)

American businessman and father of American president Franklin Delano Roosevelt

(1831-1876)

mother of American First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt (1863-1892)

father of Eleanor Roosevelt and brother of Theodore Roosevelt

Peerage person ID=145951

(1850-1851)

Peerage person ID=145952

American businessman (1863-1953)

(1860-1953)

(1840 - 1909)

president of the United States from 1933 to 1945

First Lady of the United States from 1933 to 1945

American diplomat

American businessman (1889-1937)

(1892-1959)

American engineer and banker, brother of Eleanor Roosevelt

(1889-1893)

(1858-1893)

27 Sep 1869 Baltimore, Maryland - 8 May 1949

American neurosurgeon (1869-1939)

Jewish-American banker

6 Mar 1906 - certain 25 Mar 2006

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(1873-1954)

(1925-2005)

British film and television actor (1918-1985)

son of U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt (1907-1991)

American air force general, author, and mayor

American politician (1914–1988)

second son of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt (1909-1909)

American writer and socialite (1906-1975)

American businessman, son of Franklin D. Roosevelt (1916-1981)

(born 1939)

(1915-2002)

(1917-1987)

American art collector and philanthropist (1908-1998)

fourth wife of Elliott Roosevelt

Peerage person ID=323192

American actress (1917–1983)

Peerage person ID=323193

Peerage person ID=323196

Peerage person ID=323199

American heiress and socialite 1916 - 1965

(born 1951)

(born 1939)

Peerage person ID=323198

American stockbroker and candidate for Vice-President of the United States

American journalist

American physician and third husband of Anna Roosevelt Halsted (1905-1984)

(born 1931)

wife of John Aspinwall Roosevelt

niece of Franklin Delano Roosevelt

Nephew of Franklin Delano Roosevelt and John Jacob Astor IV

(1904-1982) American diplomat, publisher, aviator

American businessman, CEO of Radio Corporation of America (RCA)

granddaughter of U.S. president Franklin D. Roosevelt

granddaughter of U.S. president Franklin D. Roosevelt (born 1948)

American psychologist (1932-2021)

granddaughter of U.S. president Franklin D. Roosevelt