The genealogy of my extended family
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Description: Ancestors with interesting lives.
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# | Full Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Noteworthy |
1 | Benjamin ADAMS | 19 Feb 1751 | 25 Feb 1819 | Was at Lexington and Concord |
2 | President John ADAMS | 30 Oct 1735 | 4 Jul 1826 | 2nd POTUS; signed the Declaration of Independence |
3 | President John Quincy ADAMS | 11 Jul 1767 | 23 Feb 1848 | 6th POTUS |
4 | Gov Benedict ARNOLD | 21 Dec 1615 | 19 Jun 1678 | First Governor of Rhode Island |
5 | Gen Benedict ARNOLD | 14 Jan 1741 | 14 Jun 1801 | American traitor |
6 | President Chester Alan ARTHUR | 5 Oct 1829 | 18 Nov 1886 | 21st POTUS |
7 | John AYER | 2 Sep 1582 | 31 Mar 1657 | Survived a hurricane during the voyage to the New World |
8 | Mary AYER | Abt 1634 | 22 Sep 1692 | Executed during Salem Witch Trials |
9 | Mary Magdalene BAILY | 1622 | Abt 1685 | Inspiration for “The Scarlett Letter” |
10 | Adam BARTLETT | Abt 1046 | 1100 | Accompanied William the Conqueror during the Norman Invasion |
11 | Moses BASS | 23 Oct 1696 | 15 Jan 1780 | Participated in the Boston Tea Party |
12 | Joseph BASSETT | Abt Sep 1749 | 4 Mar 1817 | Participated in the Boston Tea Party |
13 | Rev Stephen BATCHILER | 1562 | Oct 1656 | Renowned preacher |
14 | Adam BEAL | 1 Nov 1753 | 21 Jul 1834 | Participated in the Boston Tea Party; participated in the Lexington Alarm, Witnessed surrender of Burgoyne |
15 | Robert BEAUMONT | Bef 1050 | 5 Jun 1118 | Accompanied William the Conqueror during the Norman Invasion; thought to be the wisest man of his age |
16 | John BERKELEY | 1602 | 26 Aug 1678 | Presided over the Carolina territory in the New World |
17 | Hugh BIGOD | 1182 | 1225 | Was one of the 25 sureties of the Magna Carta in 1215, for which he was excommunicated. |
18 | Roger BIGOD | 1144 | 1221 | Was one of the 25 sureties of the Magna Carta in 1215, for which he was excommunicated. |
19 | John BILLINGS | 23 Nov 1731 | 15 Dec 1803 | Original settler of Brooksville, ME |
20 | Henry BOHUN | Abt 1176 | 1 Jun 1220 | Was one of the 25 sureties of the Magna Carta in 1215, for which he was excommunicated. |
21 | Thomas BOLTER | 23 Apr 1735 | 26 Aug 1811 | Participated in the Boston Tea Party |
22 | Capt Cornelius BRADFORD | 10 Dec 1737 | 10 Feb 1790 | Early settler of Bradford, ME |
23 | Gov William BRADFORD | 19 Mar 1590 | 9 May 1657 | First Governor of Plymouth Colony |
24 | Willie Clifton BRADLEY | 16 Feb 1879 | 9 Nov 1936 | Helped build Boulder Dam |
25 | Hon Simon BRADSTREET | Mar 1603 | 27 Mar 1697 | Governor of Massachusetts |
26 | Ruth BRAGDON | 9 Apr 1691 | Aft 16 Oct 1753 | Captured by Indians, had a daughter, and later returned to Kittery. |
27 | Thomas BRAY | 1604 | 30 Nov 1691 | Early settler of Gloucester, MA |
28 | Love BREWSTER | 1611 | 6 Oct 1650 | “Mayflower” |
29 | William BREWSTER | Abt 1566 | 10 Apr 1644 | “Mayflower” |
30 | Orrin Leonard BRITTON | 5 Jun 1811 | 1892 | Early settler of Sextonville, WI |
31 | Sarah BURNHAM | 1654 | Aft 17 Oct 1700 | Survived 2 Indian attacks |
32 | President George Herbert Walker BUSH | 12 Jun 1924 | 30 Nov 2018 | 41st POTUS |
33 | Lord Cecilius CALVERT | 8 Aug 1605 | 30 Nov 1675 | Founded Maryland, although he never visited |
34 | Lord George CALVERT | 1579 | 15 Apr 1632 | Lord Baltimore under James I, Founder of Maryland |
35 | Gov Leonard CALVERT | 21 Nov 1610 | 9 Jun 1647 | 1st Governor of Maryland |
36 | James CANDAGE | Abt 1730 | 29 Apr 1788 | Original settler - about 1766, Bluehill Neck |
37 | King Louis CAPET, IX | 25 Apr 1214 | 25 Aug 1270 | St Louis |
38 | Ebenezer CARLETON | 1 Apr 1754 | 8 Dec 1836 | Served at Valley Forge |
39 | Edmund CARLETON | 13 May 1772 | 2 Nov 1838 | President of the Haverhill Antislavery Society. |
40 | Edward CARLETON | Abt 1610 | 29 Nov 1678 | Early settler of Rowley, MA; Magna Carta gateway ancestor |
41 | Guy CARLETON | 4 Feb 1789 | Early settler of Sangerville, ME | |
42 | Col Samuel CARLETON | 11 Aug 1731 | 28 Mar 1804 | Served at Valley Forge & Ticonderoga |
43 | John Stevens CARLTON | 22 May 1838 | 20 Aug 1864 | Died at Andersonville prison |
44 | Moses CARLTON | 17 Jan 1759 | 1 Oct 1838 | Early settler of Bluehill, ME |
45 | Vespasian CARTER | 16 Oct 1827 | 7 Mar 1905 | Was once struck by lightning |
46 | Earl Robert CECIL | 1 Jun 1563 | 24 May 1612 | 1st Earl of Salisbury under James VI |
47 | Sir Thomas CECIL | 5 May 1542 | 7 Feb 1623 | 1st Earl of Exeter under James VI |
48 | Lord William CECIL | 13 Sep 1520 | 4 Aug 1598 | Lord High Treasurer to Elizabeth I |
49 | Thomas CHASE | 11 Apr 1737 | 16 Apr 1784 | Participated in the Boston Tea party |
50 | James CHILTON | Abt 1556 | 18 Dec 1620 | “Mayflower” |
51 | Mary CHILTON | 31 May 1607 | Bef 1 May 1679 | “Mayflower” |
52 | John CLARKE | 26 Mar 1575 | 1623 | “Mayflower” - Ship’s Pilot & Master’s Mate |
53 | Samuel Langhorne CLEMENS | 30 Nov 1835 | 21 Apr 1910 | Author Mark Twain |
54 | Ruth CLEVELAND | 3 Oct 1891 | 7 Jan 1904 | Baby Ruth candy bar named after her |
55 | President Stephen Grover CLEVELAND | 18 Mar 1837 | 24 Jun 1908 | 22nd & 24th POTUS |
56 | Peter COFFIN | 1631 | 21 Mar 1715 | Chief Justice of the Superior Court of New Hampshire |
57 | James COLLINSWORTH | 1806 | 11 Jul 1838 | 1st Chief Justice of Texas; Signed the Texas Declaration of Independence |
58 | Gov Roger CONANT | 9 Apr 1592 | 19 Nov 1679 | Governor and founder of Salem, Massachusetts |
59 | Asa Gurley CONARY | 27 May 1826 | 7 Jan 1880 | Was a sharpshooter during the Civil War |
60 | D.A. CONARY | |||
61 | Elmer Ellsworth CONARY | 16 Jul 1868 | ? | Renowned keeper of the Deer Island Light |
62 | Joseph Pulitzer CONARY | 29 Jan 1915 | 17 Dec 1990 | Named after his father’s boss. Nicknamed "Little Joe" because of diminutive size. |
63 | William Irwin CONARY | 6 Aug 1873 | 4 Jan 1958 | Yacht master for Joseph Pulitzer (yes, that one) |
64 | Daniel COOLIDGE | 23 Oct 1741 | 12 Jun 1822 | Participated in the Boston Tea Party |
65 | President John Calvin COOLIDGE | 4 Jul 1872 | 5 Jan 1933 | 30th POTUS |
66 | Joseph COOLIDGE | 18 Jun 1730 | 19 Apr 1775 | Participated in the Boston Tea Party, fought at Lexington & Concord |
67 | Deacon William COWDREY | 1602 | 10 Nov 1685 | Early settler of Lynn, MA |
68 | Col Thomas CRAFT | 13 Jul 1740 | 14 Jan 1799 | Participated in the Boston Tea Party |
69 | William CRAVEN | 1548 | 18 Jul 1618 | Born in poverty and became Lord Mayor of London |
70 | Zebulon DAM | Abt 1693 | ? | Early settler Rochester, NH |
71 | Andrew Jackson DAME | 4 Jul 1824 | 15 May 1885 | Owner of Hotel Dam, Manager of Union Square Hotel and the downtown Astor House. Financier, philanthropist.- |
72 | Hon Daniel DAME | 31 Aug 1805 | 13 Dec 1887 | Maine State Senator |
73 | Donald DAME | 1 Jun 1917 | 22 Jan 1952 | Metropolitan Opera singer and star on “American Album of Familiar Music” radio show |
74 | Harriet Patience DAME | 5 Jan 1815 | 24 Apr 1900 | Civil war nurse |
75 | John DAME | 21 Apr 1781 | 11 Mar 1856 | Traveled with Lewis and Clark to discover a route to the Pacific |
76 | John DAME | 25 Aug 1785 | 14 Dec 1867 | Poss member of Lewis & Clark expededition. See Notes. |
77 | Col William Horne DAME | 15 Jul 1819 | 15 Aug 1884 | One of the masterminds behind the Mountain Meadows Massacre |
78 | John DAMME | Abt 1610 | 27 Jan 1690 | A founder of Dover, NH |
79 | James DAVIS | Abt 1582 | 29 Jan 1680 | One of the founders of Haverhill, MA |
80 | Ruth Elizabeth “Bette” DAVIS | 5 Apr 1908 | 6 Oct 1989 | Actress Bette Davis |
81 | William DAWES | 5 Apr 1745 | 25 Feb 1799 | Joined Paul Revere during the midnight ride, April 18, 1775 |
82 | William DE BRAOSE | 1049 | Abt 1093 | Accompanied William the Conqueror during the Norman Invasion & ancestor of Robert the Bruce |
83 | Sir Gilbert DE CLARE | Abt 1180 | 25 Oct 1230 | Was one of the 25 sureties of the Magna Carta in 1215, for which he was excommunicated. |
84 | Lord Richard DE CLARE | 1130 | 20 Apr 1176 | A Welsh-Norman lord notable for his leading role in the Norman invasion of Ireland |
85 | Sir Richard DE CLARE | Abt 1153 | Bef 28 Nov 1217 | Was one of the 25 sureties of the Magna Carta in 1215, for which he was excommunicated. |
86 | Sir John DE LACY | Abt 1192 | 22 Jul 1240 | Was one of the 25 sureties of the Magna Carta in 1215, for which he was excommunicated. |
87 | Aubrey DE VERE | Abt 1113 | Tenant-in-Chief of William the Conqueror | |
88 | Johannes DE WANDELAER | 1654 | 20 Jan 1705 | Early settlers of New Jersey |
89 | Emily Elizabeth DICKINSON | 10 Dec 1830 | 15 May 1886 | Poet |
90 | Thomas DICKINSON | Abt 1632 | 17 Jan 1713 | Early settler of Hadley, MA |
91 | Sir Francis DRAKE | 1540 | 27 Jan 1596 | World explorer |
92 | William DRAPER | 24 Apr 1807 | 28 May 1886 | Renowned Mormon |
93 | Ebenezer EDDY | 3 May 1743 | 18 Jul 1830 | Served at Valley Forge |
94 | Georg Friedrich ENSLIN | 4 Apr 1683 | Professional oboe player | |
95 | Joseph Weeks FERNALD | 4 Jun 1756 | Served on the “Ranger” with Capt John Paul Jones | |
96 | President Millard FILLMORE | 7 Jan 1800 | 8 Mar 1874 | 13th POTUS |
97 | Elizabeth FISHER | 1581 | Aft 4 Feb 1639 | “Mayflower” |
98 | Richard FITZGILBERT | Bef 1035 | Abt 1090 | Accompanied William the Conqueror during the Norman Invasion |
99 | John FOLLETT | Abt 1600 | Aft 1640 | A founder of Dover, NH |
100 | Frances C. “Frank” FOLSOM | 21 Jul 1864 | 29 Oct 1947 | Married Grover Cleveland, society hostess |
This website uses dates from the Gregorian calendar (New Style), unless otherwise noted.
For more information on dates, see Wikipedia: Old Style and New Style dates.
I strive to document my sources. However, some people and dates are best guesses and will be updated as new information is revealed. If you have something to add, please let me know.
Updated 23 Dec 2023