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While perusing today's edition of the NY Times on-line, I happened to come across the following obituary (my severely edited version of much long text):
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May 22, 1935
OBITUARY - Jane Addams A Foe of War and Need
Winner of Nobel Peace Prize
Her Whole Life Devoted to Relief of
Suffering and the Cause of Peace
Hull House Her Shrine
Work at Chicago Settlement Set Standards for Much Social Legislation
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
Miss Addams was born in Cedarville, Ill., on Sept. 6, 1860, of Quaker ancestry. Her father, John H. Addams, a friend of Abraham Lincoln, was a banker who served from 1854 to 1870 in the Illinois Senate. Lincoln's creed of the quality of men became Miss Addams's ideal as a child.
Miss Addams has been called "the greatest woman in the world," the "mother of social service," "the greatest woman internationalist" and the "first citizen of Chicago." More than a dozen universities, including Smith, Yale, Wisconsin and Chicago, recognized her achievements with honorary degrees and in May, 1931, Bryn Mawr bestowed upon her the M. Carey Thomas Prize of $5,000, awarded intermittently "to an American woman in recognition of eminent achievements."
On that occasion appreciation of her work came from President Hoover , President Masaryk of Czechoslovakia and English Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald, who had been a visitor at Hull House on one of his trips to the United States. On May 2, 1935, only a few weeks before her death, Miss Addams was the guest of honor at a dinner in Washington, at which she was hailed as one of the greatest living women by Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and Secretary (Harold) Ickes.
After she was graduated from Rockford College in 1881, Miss Addams went to London and there saw Toynbee Hall, the first settlement house in the world. Returning to the United States, she studied for a time in Philadelphia. In 1889, when she was 29 years old, Miss Addams and Miss Ellen Gates Starr, her friend, founded Hull House at 800 South Halsted Street, Chicago, "in the midst of horrid little houses" of the slums. Four years previously the stately red brick mansion had been built by Charles J. Hull on the outskirts of the city. By 1889, however, it stood in the heart of one of the most miserable neighborhoods of the city. At Hull House, in the squalid slums of Chicago's West Side, she blazed the trail for a scientific approach to the relief of poverty and suffering and was the parent of much of the social legislation of the last four decades. The owner, Miss Helen Culver, gave the two women a free leasehold to the house and later to the land about it, on which twelve additional buildings were built.
Miss Addams moved into Hull House in September, 1889, and it was her home thereafter. It was then between a saloon and an undertaking shop, and there was an annex to a factory in its rear. Thousands of the foreign born - Miss Addams always held welcoming arms to the strangers - including Poles, Jews, Russians, Italians, Greeks, Germans, Irish and Bohemians were welcomed there. Negroes were also cordially received.
Persons later to be famous lived there in those early days. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swope, who were married there, Mackenzie King, later Prime Minister of Canada, Francis Hackett, and Professor John Dewey, dean of American philosophers, and his family.
Hull House grew to be known as one of the largest and best-known of the nation's settlements. It commenced with the ordinary activities of children's clubs and free kindergartens and later it sponsored courses in languages, literature, music, painting, history, mathematics, elocution, dancing, wood-carving, pottery, metal work, bookbindery, dressmaking, lacework, cooking and basketwork. A labor museum was also established at Hull House. Dozens of clubs were organized to aid working women. A lunch room was opened, as was a nursery for the children of employed women. There was also a gymnasium, a natatorium, a penny savings bank, a lodging house, as well as a circulating library and an employment bureau.
In April, 1915, she helped to organize and became president of the Woman's International League for Peace and Freedom, then called the Woman's International Peace Congress, which she headed until 1929, when she became honorary international president. After the war declaration in April, 1917, she declared later that "the feelings of German-born Americans should have been considered before the United States entered the war." After the
war she presided at international conferences of the league in Zurich in 1919, in Vienna in 1921, in The Hague in 1922, in Washington in 1924, in Dublin in 1926 and at Prague in 1929.
She wrote two books on Hull House, the first, published in 1919, entitled "Twenty Years at
Hull-House" and the second, in 1930, entitled "The Second Twenty Years at Hull-House." In the first she told of the development of the settlement and in the second of her life outside, of her fight for peace, her expulsion from the D.A.R., the progress of women in India, of juvenile courts and of hundreds of other matters close to her heart.
She was the author, also, of "Democracy and Social Ethics," in 1902; "Newer Ideals of Peace,"1907; "The Spirit of Youth and the City Streets," 1910; "The Long Road of Women's Memory," 1916, and "Peace and Bread in Time of War," 1922. She also wrote articles on social and political reform.
While visiting Japan in 1923, Miss Addams underwent a serious operation. She never fully recovered her strength and on the very day of the announcement that she had won the Nobel Prize she entered Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for another operation.
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You might want to contact the NY Times and get the full (somewhat long-winded) obit from them, although I believe I have extracted the major points in it.
Jane Addams seems to have had many connections with well-known persons of her time. Perhaps the personal papers and other collections of people such as Eleanor Roosevelt, Ramsay MacDonald, and Harold Ickes might cast more light on her personality.
Perhaps her friend Miss Starr has some descendants who can tell you more about Hull House. The family of Mr. Hull who built the house, or of the Culver woman who helped her develop the property, might know more facts as well.
I live in Canada. I am fascinated by the reference to our somewhat 'quixotic' Prime Minister William Lyon MacKenzie King, a life-long bachelor who ran the country between 1923 and 1948 and hobnobbed with Winston Churchill and FDR during WW II. In the 1970's
Interested in the living cousins downstream of the Presidents Roosevelt. We are:
1 David Pieterse 'the Immigrant' Schuyler
+Callyntje Ver Planck
2 Catharine Schuyler
+Johannes Abeel
3 David Abeel
+Mary Duyckink
4 Garret Abeel
+Mary Byvanck
5 Garrett Byvance Abeel
+Catharine Marschalk
6 Catharine Schermerhorn Abeel
+Adrian Herman Muller
7 Mary Muller
+Charles Henry Underwood
8 Edward Prescott Underwood
+Anna Ackelson
9 Edward Abeel 'Eddie' Underwood, Sr.
+Dorothy Adaline Warnock
10 Robert Ackelson 'Bob' Underwood
+Frances Elaine Belangee
11 Louise Marie Underwood
+David Edmund 'Dave' Botts
12 Stephen Prescott Botts
2 Maria Schuyler
+Hendrick van Dyke
3 Lydia van Dyke
+Cornelius Van Schaick
4 Cornelius Van Schaick
+Angeletje Yates
5 Maria Van Schaick
+Jacobus J. 'James J.' Roosevelt
6 Cornelius Van Schaack Roosevelt
+Margaret Barnhill
7 Theodore Roosevelt
+Martha 'Mittie' Bulloch
8 Elliott 'Ellie' Roosevelt
+Anna Rebecca Hall
9 Eleanor 'Anna' Roosevelt
+Franklin Delano 'President' Roosevelt
8 Theodore 'President' Roosevelt
Presidents Martin Van Buren and Theodore Roosevelt were distant cousins (3rd cousin, 3 times removed)
Descendants of Jan Franssen Van Hoesen
======================================
1 Jan Franssen Van Hoesen b: Unknown ? Albany, New York d: Abt. 1703
.... +Volkertje Jurrianse b: Unknown m: Unknown d: Unknown
......... 2 Anna Janse Van Hoesen b: Unknown d: Unknown
............... +Luykas Gerritsen Wyngaart b: Unknown m: Unknown d: Unknown
.................... 3 [6] Elizabeth Luycassen Wyngaart b: Unknown d: Unknown
.......................... +[5] Dirk Janse Hoes b: Abt. 1675 ? of Kinderhook, New York m: Abt. 1697 d: Bet. June 01 - August 05, 1732
............................... 4 [7] Johannes Dircksen Hoes b: May 12, 1700 Albany, New York d: Unknown
...................................... +[8] Jannetje Laurense Van Schaick b: April 05, 1707 Albany, New York m: April 20, 1723 d: Unknown
........................................... 5 [1] Maria Hoes b: January 16, 1747/48 Claverack, New York d: February 16, 1817
................................................. +[9] Abraham Van Buren b: February 27, 1736/37 Albany, New York m: Abt. 1776 d: April 08, 1817 Kinderhook, New York
...................................................... 6 [3] Martin Van Buren b: December 05, 1782 Kinderhook, New York d: July 24, 1862 Kinderhook, New York
............................................................ +[2] Hannah Hose b: March 08, 1783 Kinderhook, New York m: February 11, 1807 d: February 05, 1819 Albany, New York
........................................... *2nd Husband of [1] Maria Hoes:
................................................. +[10] Johannes Van Alen b: Unknown m: Unknown d: Unknown
........................................... 5 [11] Dirck Hoes b: Unknown d: Unknown
................................................. +[12] Christina Van Alen b: Unknown m: Unknown d: Unknown
...................................................... 6 [13] John Dircksen Hoes b: Unknown d: Unknown
............................................................ +[14] Maria Quackenboss b: Unknown m: Unknown d: Unknown
................................................................. 7 [2] Hannah Hose b: March 08, 1783 Kinderhook, New York d: February 05, 1819 Albany, New York
....................................................................... +[3] Martin Van Buren b: December 05, 1782 Kinderhook, New York m: February 11, 1807 d: July 24, 1862 Kinderhook, New York
.................... 3 Maria Luykassen Wyngaart b: Unknown d: Unknown
.......................... +Emanuel Van Schaack m: Unknown d: Unknown
............................... 4 Cornelius Sr. Van Schaack b: October 17, 1705 Kinderhook, New York d: October 13, 1776 Kinderhook, New York
...................................... +Lydia Van Dyck b: July 16, 1704 Albany Co., New York m: October 06, 1728 d: June 10, 1785 Kinderhook, New York
........................................... 5 Cornelius Jr. Van Schaack b: September 15, 1734 Kinderhook, New York d: March 18, 1797
................................................. +Angeltje Yates b: July 06, 1752 Albany Co., New York m: December 01, 1772 d: Unknown
...................................................... 6 Maria Van Schaack b: December 08, 1773 Kinderhook, New York d: February 03, 1845 New York City, New York
............................................................ +James Jacobus Roosevelt b: October 25, 1759 New York City, New York m: March 08, 1793 d: Bet. August 12 - 13, 1840 New York City, New York
................................................................. 7 Cornelius Van Schaack Roosevelt b: January 30, 1794 New York City, New York d: July 17, 1871 Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York
....................................................................... +Margaret Barnhill b: December 13, 1799 m: 1822 d: January 23, 1861
............................................................................ 8 Theodore Roosevelt b: September 22, 1831 New York City, New York d: February 09, 1878 New York City, New York
................................................................................... +Martha Bulloch b: July 08, 1834 ? grew up in Cobb Co., Georgia m: December 22, 1853 d: February 14, 1884 New York City, New York
........................................................................................ 9 Anna Roosevelt b: January 18, 1855
........................................................................................ 9 [4] Theodore Sr. Roosevelt b: October 27, 1858 New York City, New York d: January 06, 1919 Sagamore Hill, Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York
.............................................................................................. +Alice Hathaway Lee b: July 29, 1861 Chestnut Hill, Boston, Massachusetts m: October 27, 1880 d: February 14, 1884 New York City, New York
................................................................................................... 10 Alice Roosevelt b: February 12, 1884 d: Unknown
......................................................................................................... +Nicholas Longworth b: Unknown m: 1906 d: Unknown
........................................................................................ *2nd Wife of [4] Theodore Sr. Roosevelt:
.............................................................................................. +Edith Kermit Carow b: August 06, 1861 Norwich, Connecticut m: December 02, 1886 d: September 30, 1948 Sagamore Hill, Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York
................................................................................................... 10 Theodore Jr. Roosevelt b: 1887 ? Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York d: 1944 France while commanding infantry troops - WW II
................................................................................................... 10 Kermit Roosevelt b: 1889 ? Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York d: 1943
................................................................................................... 10 Ethel Carow Roosevelt b: 1891 ? Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York d: Unknown
................................................................................................... 10 Archibald Bulloch Roosevelt b: 1894 ? Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York d: Unknown
................................................................................................... 10 Quentin Roosevelt b: 1897 ? Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York d: 1918 France during an air battle with a German pilot - WW I
........................................................................................ 9 Elliott Roosevelt b: February 28, 1860
.............................................................................................. +Anna Rebecca Hall b: Abt. 1863 m: Abt. December 02, 1883 d: Abt. 1892
................................................................................................... 10 Anna Eleanor Roosevelt b: October 12, 1884 New York City, New York d: November 07, 1962 New York City, New York
......................................................................................................... +Franklin Delano Sr. Roosevelt b: January 30, 1882 Hyde Park, New York at "Springwood" his father's estate m: March 17, 1905 d: April 05, 1945 Warm Springs, Georgia
.............................................................................................................. 11 Anna Eleanor Roosevelt b: 1906
.............................................................................................................. 11 James Roosevelt b: 1907
.............................................................................................................. 11 Franklin Delano Jr. Roosevelt b: 1909 d: ? - died in infancy
.............................................................................................................. 11 Elliot Roosevelt b: 1910
.............................................................................................................. 11 Franklin Delano Jr. Roosevelt b: 1914
.............................................................................................................. 11 John Roosevelt b: 1916
................................................................................................... 10 Elliott Jr. Roosevelt b: 1889
........................................................................................ 9 Corinne Roosevelt b: September 27, 1861 28 East 20th Street, New York City, New York
.............................................................................................. +Douglas Robinson m: April 29, 1882
................................................................................................... 10 Theodore Douglas Robinson b: April 28, 1883
................................................................................................... 10 Corinne Robinson b: July 02, 1886
......................................................................................................... +Joseph W. Alsop
................................................................................................... 10 Monroe Robinson b: December 19, 1887
................................................................................................... 10 Stewart Robinson b: March 19, 1889
............................................................................ 8 Robert Barnwell Roosevelt b: August 07, 1829 New York City, New York d: June 14, 1906 Sayville, Suffolk County, New York
................................................................. 7 James I. Roosevelt b: December 14, 1795 New York City, New York d: April 05, 1875 New York City, New York
......... 2 Christyntje Van Hoesen b: Unknown d: Unknown
............... +Jan Tyssen Hoes b: Abt. 1630 m: Unknown d: May 31, 1695 Kinderhook, New York
.................... 3 [5] Dirk Janse Hoes b: Abt. 1675 ? of Kinderhook, New York d: Bet. June 01 - August 05, 1732
.......................... +[6] Elizabeth Luycassen Wyngaart b: Unknown m: Abt. 1697 d: Unknown
............................... 4 [7] Johannes Dircksen Hoes b: May 12, 1700 Albany, New York d: Unknown
...................................... +[8] Jannetje Laurense Van Schaick b: April 05, 1707 Albany, New York m: April 20, 1723 d: Unknown
........................................... 5 [1] Maria Hoes b: January 16, 1747/48 Claverack, New York d: February 16, 1817
................................................. +[9] Abraham Van Buren b: February 27, 1736/37 Albany, New York m: Abt. 1776 d: April 08, 1817 Kinderhook, New York
...................................................... 6 [3] Martin Van Buren b: December 05, 1782 Kinderhook, New York d: July 24, 1862 Kinderhook, New York
............................................................ +[2] Hannah Hose b: March 08, 1783 Kinderhook, New York m: February 11, 1807 d: February 05, 1819 Albany, New York
........................................... *2nd Husband of [1] Maria Hoes:
................................................. +[10] Johannes Van Alen b: Unknown m: Unknown d: Unknown
........................................... 5 [11] Dirck Hoes b: Unknown d: Unknown
................................................. +[12] Christina Van Alen b: Unknown m: Unknown d: Unknown
...................................................... 6 [13] John Dircksen Hoes b: Unknown d: Unknown
............................................................ +[14] Maria Quackenboss b: Unknown m: Unknown d: Unknown
................................................................. 7 [2] Hannah Hose b: March 08, 1783 Kinderhook, New York d: February 05, 1819 Albany, New York
....................................................................... +[3] Martin Van Buren b: December 05, 1782 Kinderhook, New York m: February 11, 1807 d: July 24, 1862 Kinderhook, New York
it was suggested by some of his biographers that he may have run the country by consulting the spirit of his late mother
and his deceased dog through a medium !Susannah Delano d/o Jonathan Delano & Mercy Warren, m/ Noah Grant, they are the great grandparents of President Ulysses S. Grant.
Susannah's brother Thomas Delano's great great granddaughter Sara Delano m/ James Roosevelt, Sara and James are parents of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. F.D.R. was related through blood/marriage to 11 other Presidents: John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Ulysses S. Grant, William Henry Harrison, Benjamin Harrison, James Madison, Theodore Roosevelt, William Taft, Zachary Taylor, Martin Van Buren, and George Washington.
Does anyone know the connections to these Presidents
All the "Rosen_____" names are Jewish (Levite to be exact).
The name "Davis" is also Jewish, though many Davis's can be found whose families converted to Christianity generations ago.
Does anyone have any information on the familiy's religious heriage
ROOSEVELT/Courtright-cousin Jean Boutcher: cousin FDR,
President of the United States, was an EPISCOPALIAN and
not a member of the Dutch Reformed Church. It is cousin
President Theodore Roosevelt who was a member of the
DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH--although, he attended most frequently
the EPISCOPAL CHURCH. I do not know what cousin Eleanor
was prior to her marrige to her cousin FDR--BUT, after their
marrige, she also was EPISCOPALIAN.
In Colonial Dutch New Amsterdam/New Netherlands in order to
get ahead ONE HAD TO BE A MEMBER OF THE DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH--as such, after their arrival & domicile in Dutch
Colonial New Amsterdam/New Netherlands, the ROOSEVELTS
initially did become members of the Dutch Reformed Church
to survive & get ahead.
See biographies FDR, Eleanor, & Theodore.
your ROOSEVELT-cousin, Gregory Thompson--my 7th great grandmother is ANNA MARGARIET ROOSEVELT daughter of our
SEPHARDIC/MARRANO immigrant ancestor from Holland said
CLAES MARTENSZEN VAN ROSENVELT. My direct-line of
ROOSEVELT descent is: ROOSEVELT-Roosa-Cool-Kortright-
Shively-Thompson.
p.s.: the family genealogist, cousin President FDR, stated
that ROOSEVELT family tradition says the ROOSEVELTS
came from somewhere near HAARLEM [NORTH HOLLAND].
And he prferred to believe that he descended from
the PROMINENT ROOSEVELTS OF NEAR HAARLEM [NORTH
HOLLAND]--it is these ROOSEVELTS from NORTH HOLLAND
who are SEPHARDIC/MARRANOS (SPANISH JEWS) derived
from the ROSSACAMPO Family.
See my posting this website dated 10/16/01 entitled:
"A Roosevelt Descendant Commentary On the Origin of
the Roosevelt Family".
our cousin RABBI Kyle is correct. We Roosevelts are
SEPHARDIC JEWS. And are of LEVITIC-descent.
Do you have further info on any siblings for Margaret Barnhill; Buzby connects through Lukens/Potts; my line-
FIRST GENERATION
1. Thomas POTTS -i was born about 1727 in Lancaster, County, Pa.. He died on July 29, 1776 in NJ. He was elected as Member of in Continental Congress.
He was married to Elizabeth* LUKENS -C (daughter of William\Wilhelm* LUKENS I-C and Elizabeth* TYSON -C ) on January 16, 1743. Elizabeth* LUKENS -C was born about 1730. Thomas POTTS -i and Elizabeth* LUKENS -C had the following children:
+2 i. Elizabeth* POTTS -C (born on January 27, 1760).
3 ii. Joseph POTTS -C.
4 iii. Gainor POTTS -C.
5 iv. William Luken POTTS -C was born on July 17, 1771 in NJ.
6 v. Hugh Henry POTTS -C was born in 1773 in NJ.
SECOND GENERATION
2. Elizabeth* POTTS -C was born on January 27, 1760 in Chelsea Forge, Sussex Co. NJ. She died on August 20, 1807.
She was married to Robert BARNHILL -i on September 22, 1788. Robert BARNHILL -i was born about 1740. He was a Merchant in Philadelphia, Pa.. He was Scotch-Irish. Elizabeth* POTTS -C and Robert BARNHILL -i had the following children:
+7 i. Margaret* BARNHILL -C (born on December 13, 1789).
THIRD GENERATION
7. Margaret* BARNHILL -C was born on December 13, 1789. She died on January 23, 1861.
She was married to Cornelius Van Schaack ROOSEVELT -i (son of James Jacobus ROOSEVELT -i and Mary Helen VAN SCHAACK -i ) about 1830 in NYC. Cornelius Van Schaack ROOSEVELT -i was born on January 30, 1794 in NYC. He died on July 17, 1871 in NYC. Margaret* BARNHILL -C and Cornelius Van Schaack ROOSEVELT -i had the following children:
+8 i. Theodore* ROOSEVELT I-C (born on September 22, 1831).
FOURTH GENERATION
8. Theodore* ROOSEVELT I-C was born on September 22, 1831 in New York City, New York. He died on February 9, 1879. He was Robert III, King of Scots 17 in descent from.
He was married to Martha BULLOCK -i on December 22, 1853 in Roswell, Georgia. Martha BULLOCK -i was born on July 8, 1834 in Hartford, Connecticut. She died on February 12, 1884. She was also known as Mittie. She was Rel. to Royalty listed in the Note.. Joan Plantagenet de Beaufort was a daughter of Prince John of Gaunt (1339-1398) and Catherine de Roet (1350-1430), daughter of Sir Payne de Roet (?-1325) and previously married to Sir Hugh Swinford/Swynford (?-1371) Theodore* ROOSEVELT I-C and Martha BULLOCK -i had the following children:
+9 i. Anna ROOSEVELT -C (born in 1855).
+10 ii. Theodore ROOSEVELT II-C (born on October 27, 1858).
+11 iii. Elliott* ROOSEVELT I-C (born in 1860).
+12 iv. Corinne ROOSEVELT -C (born in 1861).
FIFTH GENERATION
9. Anna ROOSEVELT -C was born in 1855. She died about 1932. She was also known as "Bammie".
She was married to William Sheffield COWLES I-i in 1895. William Sheffield COWLES I-i was born in 1846. He died in 1923.
10. Theodore ROOSEVELT II-C was born on October 27, 1858 in New York City, New York. He was a President of U.S.A. between 1901 and 1909 in United States of America. The 25th President of the United States (1901-1919). His health was delicate in childhood; his determination to rebuild his strength later had a marked effect on his character. U.S. Assistant Secretary of theNavy (1897-1898), he resigned to organize the Rough Riders. He was a popular hero when he returned from Cuba. Governon of N.Y.
(1899-1900). U.S. Vice President (1901), succeeding to presidency on death of McKinley. Vigorously championed rights of "little man," denounced "malefactors of great wealth." Engaged in "trust busting" under terms of Sherman Anti-Trust Act; brought about progressive reforms not so much directed at abolition of "big business" as at its regulation. Followed policy of conservation of natural reseouces. Clamined that U.S. had direct interest and some police power in foreign affairs of Latin American countries; this "big stick" policy awoke great indignation to Latin America. Promoted "dollar diplomacy" in the Caribbean area; sought to keep OPEN DOOR in China; mediated to end Russo-Japanese War. His hand-picked successor was W.H. Taft, but as candidate of PROGRESSIVE PARTY, Roosevelt ran against Taft in 1912. Engaged in hunting and exploring expeditions throughout his career; also wrote many books dealing with history, hunting, wildlife, politics. He died on January 6, 1919. He was Famous People (see Note) Related to these. Jefferson Davis, Zackary Taylor, James Madison, Robert E. Lee,
Benjamin Harrison, William Henry, Harrison, Martin Van Buren, Lady Astor.
He was married to Alice Hathaway LEE -i on October 27, 1880. Alice Hathaway LEE -i was born on July 29, 1861. She died on February 14, 1884. She died 12 hours after the birth of her daughter. Theodore ROOSEVELT II-C and Alice Hathaway LEE -i had the following children:
+13 i. Alice Lee ROOSEVELT -C (born on February 12, 1884).
He was married to Edith Kermit CAROW -i on December 2, 1886 in London, England. Edith Kermit CAROW -i was born on August 6, 1861 in Norwich, Connecticut. She died on September 30, 1948 in Oyster Bay. Long Island, New York. Theodore ROOSEVELT II-C and Edith Kermit CAROW -i had the following children:
+14 i. Theodore ROOSEVELT III-C (born on September 13, 1887).
+15 ii. Kermit ROOSEVELT -C (born on October 10, 1889).
+16 iii. Ethel Carow ROOSEVELT -C (born on August 13, 1891).
11. Elliott* ROOSEVELT I-C was born in 1860. He died in 1894.
He was married to Anna Rebecca HALL -i in 1883. Anna Rebecca HALL -i was born in 1863. She died in 1892. Elliott* ROOSEVELT I-C and Anna Rebecca HALL -i had the following children:
+17 i. Anna Eleanor* ROOSEVELT -C (born on October 11, 1884).
+18 ii. Gracie Hall ROOSEVELT -C (born in 1891).
12. Corinne ROOSEVELT -C was born in 1861. She died in 1933.
She was married to Douglas ROBINSON -i in 1882. Douglas ROBINSON -i was born in 1855. He died in 1918.
SIXTH GENERATION
13. Alice Lee ROOSEVELT -C was born on February 12, 1884. She died in 1980.
She was married to Nicholas LONGWORTH II-i on February 17, 1906. Nicholas LONGWORTH II-i was born in 1869. He died in 1931. He was a Congressman.
14. Theodore ROOSEVELT III-C was born on September 13, 1887. He died on July 12, 1944 in Normandy, France.
He was married to Eleanor Butler ALEXANDER -i in 1910.
15. Kermit ROOSEVELT -C was born on October 10, 1889 in N.Y.. He died in 1943.
He was married to Belle WILLARD -i. Belle WILLARD -i was born in 1892. She died in 1968.
16. Ethel Carow ROOSEVELT -C was born on August 13, 1891 in N.Y.. She died about 1977.
She was married to Richard DERBY Dr.-i. Richard DERBY Dr.-i was born in 1881. He died in 1973.
17. Anna Eleanor* ROOSEVELT -C was born on October 11, 1884 in N.Y.. She died on November 7, 1962 in N.Y.. She was FDR as 5th cousin once removed Eleanor related to. She was a First Lady of United States March 4, 1933 to April 12, 1945 in White House, Washington, D.C.. She was also known as Eleanor.
She was married to Franklin Delano ROOSEVELT I-i-C (son of James ROOSEVELT -i and Sara DELANO -i) on March 17, 1905 in N.Y.. Franklin Delano ROOSEVELT I-i-C was born on January 30, 1882 in Hyde Park, New York. He died on April 5, 1945 in Warm Springs, Georgia. He was Eleanor as 5th Cousin once removed FDR related to wife. He was 3rd Cousin 3 times removed Martin VanBuren. He was 4th Cousin once removed to FDR Pres. U.S.Grant is. He was Related to President Monroe Through Aspinwall. He was Related to President Grant Through Delano Family. He was Related to Winston Churchill Through Delano Family. He was 4th Cousin 3 times removed Zachary Taylor is. He was a President of United States of America. Anna Eleanor* ROOSEVELT -C and Franklin Delano ROOSEVELT I-i-C had the following children:
+19 i. Anna Eleanor ROOSEVELT -C (born in 1906).
+20 ii. James ROOSEVELT -C (born on December 23, 1907).
21 iii. Franklin Delano ROOSEVELT II-C was born on March 18, 1909 in N.Y.. He died on November 8, 1909.
+22 iv. Elliott ROOSEVELT -C (born on September 23, 1910).
+23 v. Franklin Delano ROOSEVELT III-C (born in 1914).
+24 vi. John Aspinwall ROOSEVELT -C (born on March 13, 1916).
18. Gracie Hall ROOSEVELT -C was born in 1891. He died in 1941.
He was married to Margaret RICHARDSON -i in 1912. Margaret RICHARDSON -i was born in 1892.
SEVENTH GENERATION
19. Anna Eleanor ROOSEVELT -C was born in 1906 in NYC. She died in 1975.
She was married to Curtis B. DALL -i in 1926.
She was married to John BOETTIGER -i in 1935.
She was married to James A. HALSTED M.D.-i in 1952.
20. James ROOSEVELT -C was born on December 23, 1907 in N.Y..
He was married to Betsey CUSHING -i in 1930.
He was married to Romelle SCHNEIDER -i in 1941.
He was married to Gladys Irene OWENS -i in 1956. Gladys Irene OWENS -i was born in 1917.
He was married to Mary Lena WINSKILL -i in 1969.
22. Elliott ROOSEVELT -C was born on September 23, 1910 in N.Y..
He was married to Elizabeth BROWNING -i in 1932.
He was married to Ruth Josephine GOOGINS -i in 1933.
He was married to Faye Margaret EMERSON -i in 1944.
23. Franklin Delano ROOSEVELT III-C was born in 1914. He died in 1988.
He was married to Ethel DUPONT -i in 1937.
He was married to Suzanne PERRIN -i in 1949.
He was married to Felicia Warburg SARNOFF -i in 1970.
24. John Aspinwall ROOSEVELT -C was born on March 13, 1916.
He was married to Irene E. BOYD MCALPIN -i on October 28, 1965. Irene E. BOYD MCALPIN -i was born on March 8, 1931.