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The History and Register of the
Colonial Families of the United States 
The First Families of Virginia First Families of Virginia (FFV) originated
with colonists from England who primarily settled at Jamestown and along the James River and
other navigable waters in the Colony of Virginia during the 17th century. As there was a propensity to marry within
their narrow social scope for many generations, many descendants bear surnames which became common in the growing colony. 
The History: 17th century, English
Heritage, Second sons Many of the original English colonists considered members of the First Families of Virginia migrated to the Colony
of Virginia during the English Civil War and English Interregnum period (1642-1660). Royalists left
England on the accession to power of Oliver Cromwell and his Parliament. Because most of Virginia's leading families recognizedCharles
II as King following the execution of Charles I in 1649, Charles II is reputed to have called Virginia his
"Old Dominion", a nickname that endures today. The affinity of many early aristocratic Virginia settlers for the
Crown led to the term 'distressed Cavaliers,' often applied to the Virginia oligarchy. Many Cavaliers who served under King
Charles I fled to Virginia. Thus it came to be that FFVs often refer to Virginia as "Cavalier Country". These men
were offered rewards of land, etc, by King Charles II but they had settled Virginia and so remained in Virginia. Most of such early settlers in Virginia
were so-called "Second Sons". Primogeniture favored the first sons' inheriting lands and titles in England.
Virginia evolved into a society of second or third sons of English aristocracy who inherited land grants or land
in Virginia. They formed part of the southern elite in America. In some cases, longstanding ties between families of the English
aristocracy simply transplanted themselves to the new colony. In one case, for instance, ancestral ties between the Spencer family
of Bedfordshire and the Washington family meant that it was a Spencer who secured the land grant on which the Washingtons
would later build their Mount Vernonhome. These sorts of ties were common in the early colony, as aristocratic families
shuttled back and forth between England and Virginia, maintaining their connections with the mother country, and with each
other. The skein
of ties among Virginia families was a legacy of England's ancestral feudalism: in a pre-industrial economy based largely on
the possession of land, the ownership of that land was tightly controlled, and often passed between families of corresponding
social rank. The Virginia economy, predicated on the institution of slavery and not on mercantile pursuits, meant that the
gentry could keep tight rein on the levers of power, which passed in somewhat orderly fashion from family to family. (In the
more modern mercantile economy of the north, social mobility was increased, and the power of the elite was muted by the forces
of the market economy.) Many
of the great Virginia dynasties traced their roots to families like the Lees and the Fitzhughs who traced lineage
to England's county families and baronial legacies. But not all: even the most humble Virginia immigrants aspired to the English
manorial trappings of their betters. Virginia history is not the sole province of English aristocrats. Such families as the
Shackelfords, who gave their name to a Virginia hamlet, rose from modest beginnings in Hampshire to a place in the Virginia
firmament based on hard work and smart marriages. At the same time other once-great families were decimated not only by the English
Civil War, but also by the enormous power of the London merchants to whom they were in debt and who could move markets with
the stroke of a pen. 
The Native Americans Many of the First Families of Virginia
can also trace their ancestry to a young Native American named Pocahontas. She was the youngest daughter of Chief
Powhatan, who had created the Powhatan Confederacy in the late 16th century and led during the first ten years of
the settlement which began at Jamestown in 1607. In 1614, Pocahontas married English-born colonist John Rolfe,
who arrived in Virginia in 1611 after a trip of great hardship. It included being shipwrecked on Bermuda and the
deaths of his first wife and their young son. Rolfe had become prominent and wealthy as the first to successfully develop
an export cash crop for the Colony with new varieties of tobacco. The combination of notable Native American
and English heritage began when their only son, Thomas Rolfe, was born in 1615, and his offspring. Many married other
persons of FFV heritage, as there was a propensity to marry within their narrow social scope for many generations. In 1887 Virginia Governor Wyndham
Robertson authored the first history of Pocahontas and her descendants, delineating the ancestry of the Native American
woman as it spread among FFV families such as the Bollings, Whittles, Blands, Skipwiths, Flemings, Catletts, Gays, Jordans,
Randolphs, Tazewells and many others. The intermarriages between these families meant that many shared the same names, sometimes
just in different order-as in the case of Lt. Col. Powhatan Bolling Whittle of the 38th Virginia Infantry, Confederate
States of America.   The Association of the Arundell Counts of the Holy Roman Empire All descendants
of the 1st Count Thomas Arundell of Wardour, have the Universal Right to the formal usage of the Imperial Titles of Count
or Countess of the Holy Roman Empire, being issued within the Imperial Letters Patent dated the 14th day of December in the
year of Our Lord 1595 by Decree of the Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II.
The Association and Imperial Order of the Nobility of the Holy Roman Empire (SACRI ROMANI IMPERII NOBILIUM ORDO), has formally
issued a decree to ratify the right of claim of all descendants of the body of the 1st Count Thomas Arundell of Wardour of
the Holy Roman Empire, to the Titles and Styles of the aforesaid Imperial Count. The Chancellor and Grand Master
of the Association and Imperial Order, has granted by Imperial Decree and Letters, the right of usage of the appellation style
and title of Excellency, upon all descendants of the 1st Count Thomas Arundell of Wardour, who may formally Petition the Association
for full recognition of their rights to the Imperial Titles of Count or Countess of the Holy Roman Empire, and to be listed
upon the official register of the Imperial Rolls of the Nobility of the Holy Roman Empire, which will be granted with full
rights of usage to the Armorial Bearings of the aforementioned 1st Count Thomas Arundell, by sanction and decree of the Holy
Roman Empire Association and Imperial Order. Those descendants of Count Thomas Arundell of Wardour who wish to petition for
the Imperial Rank and Title of Count of the Holy Roman Empire, you may visit their website or email the Holy Roman Empire Association - Associazioni dei Nobili
del Sacro Romano Impero: contact@holyromanempireassociation.org. Please visit our new page on the Association
of Arundell Counts of the Holy Roman Empire, this would be of great
interest to those who may have a claim to the Imperial Title of Count or Countess of the Holy Roman Empire.  The List of The Family Names of Virginia Ackiss Allerton Armistead Austin (James Austin,
born 1611 in Kent, England; his son, Robert Austin, born in Surry County, VA, about 1650) Bacon Ball Ballard Baskerville Robert
and John Baskerville arrived 1635 Bassett Bates Beckwith, William Bell--Sir Robert Bell Berkeley Beverley - of Blandfield
Plantation c.1683 Blair Bland Bolling Branch -- Christopher Branch, 1620 Bray Brereton Bridger Browne of "Four
Mile Tree" Browning Burwell Byrd Cabell Calthorpe Carr Carrington Carter Cary Chandler Chichely Chiles (Col. Walter
Chiles, Jamestown, 1638) Churchill Claiborne Clay(e) Cobbs Conway Corbin Custis Cole Compton of Brathwood
Hundred Cocke Cox Dabney Dameron Dawson Dew Digges Dillard Dodds Edmunds Epes/Eppes Etheridge/Etheredge/Ederiche Fairfax Farrar Firby Fitzhugh Fleming Fouch Gantt Garrett Gooch Gilbert Graves (Captain Thomas
Graves, Jamestown, 1608) Grimes Hale Hammond Harrison Haydon Hobby Holland Hollowell Holt Hopkins Jenings of Rippon
Hall Jordan (Samuel Jordan) Kerns/Kearns Ledbetter Lee Lewis Lightfoot Limerick (Vincent
Limerick 1635) Limbrick Littleton Loggins Ludwell Lunsford Lynn/Lyne Mallory Marshall Martiau Mason Mathews Minter Nelson Overton Pace Page Percy Parke Pendergrass Pendleton Peyton Pickett Prater/Prather (Thomas
Prater, Elizabeth City, 1622) Price Randolph Reavis [Edward I] Redd Roane Robertson Robinson Rolfe Rowe Royall Scarborough Settle (Francis Settle,
the "Emmigrant") Shackelford of Shacklefords, Virginia Skipwith Smith of Gloucester
Co. Spelman Spencer Spotswood Snipe Stamps Sullivan Talliaferro/Toliver Tapscott Tayloe Taylor/Tyler Thompson Thoroughgood Thornton Throckmorton Tredway Tucker Venable(s) Vermillion Waller Walton Ware Washington West Whaley (Whalley) Whiting Whittle Willoughby Winston Woodliffe/Woodlief Woodson (John Woodson,
Jamestown, 1619) Wormeley Yardley  The Colonial
Families of Maryland The Colonial families of Maryland were the leading families in the Province of Maryland. Several also had
interests in the Colony of Virginia, and the two are sometimes referred to as the Chesapeake Colonies. Many of the
early settlers came from the West Midlands in England, although the Maryland families were composed of a variety
of European nationalities, e.g. French, Irish, Welsh, Scottish, Swedish, in addition to English. Maryland was uniquely created
as a colony for Catholic gentry, but Anglicanism eventually came to dominate, partly through influence
from neighboring Virginia. The first areas of colonization were on the Patuxent River and up along the Chesapeake
Bay near and around current St. Mary's and Charles counties. 
The Founders and Family Names of
Maryland
- Bowie Family
- Walter Bowie
- Robert
Bowie
- William Duckett Bowie
- Thomas Fielder Bowie
- Oden
Bowie
- Brice Family
See also: Brice House (Annapolis, Maryland)- John Brice, Jr.
- John Brice III
- James Brice
- Brooke
Family
- Robert Brooke, Sr.
- Thomas Brooke, Sr.
- Thomas
Brooke, Jr.
- Calvert Family
See also: Riversdale Mansion- George Calvert, 1st Baron Baltimore
- Cecilius
Calvert, 2nd Baron Baltimore
- Leonard Calvert
- Phillip Calvert (governor)
- Charles Calvert, 3rd Baron Baltimore
- Benedict
Calvert, 4th Baron Baltimore
- Charles Calvert, 5th
Baron Baltimore
- Benedict Leonard Calvert
- Frederick Calvert, 6th Baron Baltimore
- Henry Harford
- Eleanor Calvert
- Charles Benedict Calvert
- Carroll Family, former princes of Éile
See also: Doughoregan Manor and Mount Clare (Maryland)- Charles Carroll the Settler
- Charles
Carroll of Annapolis
- Charles Carroll (barrister)
- Charles Carroll of Carrollton
- Daniel Carroll
- John Carroll (bishop)
- John Lee Carroll
- Thomas
King Carroll
- Anna Ella Carroll
- James Carroll (Maryland politician)
- Samuel S. Carroll
- Chase
Family
See also: Chase-Lloyd House- Samuel Chase
- Jeremiah
Chase
- Contee Family
- Thomas Contee
- Benjamin
Contee
- Compton Family
Son of Henry, John Compton came over and settled in St Mary's, Maryland (circa 1640's) - Darnall
Family
See also: Darnall's Chance- Dulany
Family
- Daniel Dulany the Elder
- Daniel Dulany the Younger
- Duvall Family
- Mareen Duvall
- Gabriel Duvall
- Robert
Duvall
- Eden Baronets
- Sir Robert Eden, 1st Baronet, of Maryland
- Sir Frederick Eden, 2nd Baronet
- Fairfax Family
- Albert Fairfax, 12th
Lord Fairfax of Cameron
- Fendall Family
- Griffith Family of Maryland
- William
Griffith
- Orlando Griffith
- Hanson Family
- John
Hanson
- Alexander Contee Hanson
- Howard Family
- John
Eager Howard
- George Howard (Governor of Maryland)
- Benjamin Chew Howard
- Jenifer Family
- Daniel of St. Thomas
Jenifer
- Daniel Jenifer
- Lee Family
- Blenheim
branch
- Philip Lee, Sr.
- Thomas Sim Lee
- Lloyd Family
See also: Wye House and Chase-Lloyd
House- Edward Lloyd (Colonial Governor of Maryland)
- Edward Lloyd (delegate)
- Edward
Lloyd (Governor of Maryland)
- Henry Lloyd (governor)
- James Lloyd (Maryland)
- Mason Family
- William Mason (1757-1818)
- Ogle Family
See
also: Belair Mansion- Paca
Family
See also: Paca House- Peale
Family
See also: Peale Museum- Charles Wilson Peale
- James
Peale
- Raphaelle Peale
- Rembrandt Peale
- Anna
Claypoole Peale
- Titian Peale
- Sarah Miriam Peale
- Rodgers Family
See also: Sion Hill- John Rodgers (naval officer, War of 1812)
- John Rodgers (American Civil War naval officer)
- John Rodgers (naval officer, World War I)
- Calbraith
Perry Rodgers
- Steuart Family
See also: Dodon- George
H. Steuart (planter)
- Dungannon (horse)
- George Steuart Hume
- George
H. Steuart (Major General)
- Richard Sprigg Steuart
- George H. Steuart (Brigadier_General)
- Stone Family
See also: Habre
de Venture- William Stone
- Thomas Stone
- Michael
J. Stone
- John Hoskins Stone
- William Murray Stone
- Frederick
Stone
- Tasker Family
- Benjamin Tasker, Sr.
- Benjamin
Tasker, Jr.
- Selima (horse)
First Families of Boston -
Boston Brahmins Boston Brahmins, also
called the First Families of Boston and cold roast Boston, are the New England families,
of thebourgeois class, which claim hereditary and cultural descent from the English Protestants who founded
the city ofBoston, Massachusetts, and settled New England. They are considered part of the historic core of the East
Coastestablishment. The First Families
of Boston are the most established and historically ideological of all the Northeastern United States. Their southern
counterparts have more traditionally quasi-aristocratic aspirations, in Old World fashion,First Families of VirginiaColonial
families of Maryland. Of more purely mercantile and financial distinction are the oldest prominent families of New York
City and Philadelphia, of Social Register fame. 
The Characteristics The term Brahmin is of Indian origin, deriving from Sanskrit and
referring to the highest caste in the Indian caste system. In America it has been applied (after it was coined by writer Oliver
Wendell Holmes, Sr. as part of a January 1860 article in the Atlantic Monthly called "The Professor's
Story") to the old, upper crust New England families of British Protestant (usually English) origin that were extremely
influential in the development and leadership of arts, culture, science, politics, trade, and academia. The term was certainly
applied half in jest to characterize the often erudite nature of the New England gentry to outsiders. The term has never gained
currency among "Brahmin" families themselves who would simply consider themselves to be a particular breed of Yankee.
The nature of the Brahmins is summarized in the doggerel "Boston Toast" by Harvard alumnus John
Collins Bossidy. - "And this is good old Boston,
- The home of the bean and the cod,
- Where the Lowells talk only to Cabots,
- And the Cabots talk only to God."
Members of these families are generally known for being fiscally conservative, socially liberal, and well educated.
These families often have deeply established traditions in the Congregationalist, Unitarian, and sometimesEpiscopal faiths.
According to Yankee magazine, many Brahmin families intermarried and were perceived as marked by their manners and distinctive
elocution, the Boston Brahmin accent, version of the New England accent. 
The Brahmin Families Many of the Brahmin families trace their ancestry back to the original founders of Boston
while others entered New England aristocratic society during the nineteenth century with their profits from commerce and trade
or by marrying into established Brahmin families like the Emersons and Winthrops. A few prominent families are listed here. Adams Family - Samuel Adams (1722-1803)
- John
Adams (1735-1826) & Abigail Smith Adams (1744-1818)
- John Quincy Adams (1767-1848)
- Charles
Francis Adams, Sr. (1807-1886)
- Charles Francis
Adams, Jr. (1835-1915)
- Charles Francis Adams III (1866-1954)
- Charles Francis Adams IV (1910-1999)
- John Quincy Adams II (1833-1894)
- Henry Brooks Adams (1838-1918)
- Brooks
Adams (1848-1927)
Bacon Family
- Robert
Bacon (1860-1919)
- Robert L. Bacon (1884-1938)
- Gaspar G. Bacon (1886-1947)
- Gaspar G. Bacon, Jr. (1914-1943)
Cabot Family- Susanna Cabot (1754-1777)
- Godfrey Lowell Cabot (1861-1962)
- Thomas Dudley Cabot (1897-1995)
Descendant by marriage: - Francis
Cabot Lowell (1775-1817)
- Lilla Cabot Perry (1848-1933)
- Henry Cabot Lodge (1850-1924)
- Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. (1902-1985)
Chaffee Family , originally of Hingham, Massachusetts- Thomas Chaffee (businessman/landowner) (1610-1683)
- Joseph Chaffe (1639-1694)
- Jonathon Chaffee (businessman/landowner) (1678-1766)
- Matthew Chaffee (Boston landowner) (1657-1723)
- Adna Romanza Chaffee (U.S. General) (1842-1914)
- Adna R. Chaffee, Jr. (U.S. General) (1884-1941)
- Zechariah Chafee philosopher, civil libertarian (1885-1957)
- John Chafee (U.S. Senator) (1922-1999)
- Lincoln Chafee (U.S. Senator) (b. 1953)
Choate Family- Rufus Choate
- George C.S. Choate (1827-1896), founder of St. Paul's School (Concord, New Hampshire)
- Joseph Hodges Choate
- William
Gardner Choate
- Sarah Choate Sears
Cushing Family, originally of Hingham, Massachusetts- Caleb Cushing
- John
Perkins Cushing 1787-1862 China Trade Merchant, Investor
- Thomas Cushing
- William Cushing
Descendant by marriage: Crowninshield Family - Jacob Crowninshield (1770-1808)
- Arent S. Crowninshield (1843-1908)
- Benjamin Williams Crowninshield (1772-1851)
- George Crowninshield
- Frank Crowninshield (1872-1947)
Descendant by marriage: - William Crowninshield Endicott (1826-1900)
- Benjamin Crowninshield Bradlee (b. 1921)
Dana Family - Francis Dana (1743-1811)
- Richard Henry Dana, Sr. (1787-1879)
- Richard Henry Dana, Jr. (1815-1882)
Delano Family- Columbus Delano (1809-1896)
- Jane Delano (1862-1919)
- Paul Delano (1745-1842)
Descendant
by marriage: - Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1882-1945)
Dudley-Winthrop Family - Governor Thomas Dudley, a founder of Harvard College
- Anne Dudley Bradstreet, Poetess
- Royal Governor Joseph Dudley, President of the Dominion of New England, Chief Justice of New York, Member of Parliament,
Lt. Governor of the Isle of Wight
- Chief Justice Paul
Dudley, Member of the Royal Society, Founder of the Dudleian Lectures at Harvard
Eliot Family- Charles
William Eliot (1834-1926)
- Charles Eliot (1859-1897)
- William Greenleaf Eliot (1811-1887)
Descendant by marriage: - Charles
Eliot Norton (1827-1908)
Emerson
Family - Rev. William Emerson (1769-1811) & Ruth
Haskins Emerson
- Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882)
& Lydia Jackson Emerson
Endicott Family Salem: - William Crowninshield Endicott (1826-1900)
Dedham: - Augustus
Bradford Endicott (1818-1910)
- Elizabeth Endicott
Young (1849-1936)
- Philip Endicott Young (1885-1955)
- Henry Bradford Endicott (1853-1920)
- Henry Wendell Endicott (1880-1954)
- Bradford
Maxwell Endicott (1926- )
Forbes Family - John Murray Forbes (1813-1898)
Descendant by marriage: - John Forbes Kerry (b. 1943)
Gardner Family
- Samuel Pickering Gardner (Salem, 1767 - Boston, 1843)
- John Lowell Gardner (1808-1884)
- John Lowell
Gardner II (1837-1898)
- Augustus P. Gardner (1865-1918)
-
Holmes Family - Abiel Holmes (1763-1837)
- Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. (1809-1894)
- Oliver
Wendell Holmes, Jr. (1841-1935)
Jackson Family - Edward Jackson (1708-1757)
& Dorothy Quincy Jackson
- Jonathan Jackson (1743-1810)
& Hannah Tracy Jackson
- Charles Jackson (1775-1855)
- Amelia Lee Jackson, who married Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. above
- Patrick Tracy Jackson (1780-1847)
- Hannah Jackson
- Greling
Jackson
- Lydia Jackson
Lawrence Family - Samuel Lawrence (Revolutionary, d. 1839)
- Amos Lawrence (1786-1852)
- Amos Adams
Lawrence (1814-1886)
- William Lawrence (1850-1941)
- William Appleton Lawrence
- Frederic C. Lawrence (1899-1989)
- Abbott Lawrence (1792-1855)
- William
Lawrence
- Luther Lawrence (d. 1839)
Descendant by marriage: Abbott Lawrence Lowell (1856-1943) Lodge Family
- Henry Cabot Lodge (1850-1924)
- Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. (1902-1985)
Lowell Family - John Lowell II
(Jun 17, 1743-May 6, 1802), aka The Old Judge, is considered to be the patriarch of the Boston Lowells; married three times,
losing his first two wives during childbirth.
- Descendants
of John Lowell II and Sarah Higginson (Jan 3, 1745-May 5, 1772); m. Jan 8, 1767
- Anna Cabot Lowell (Mar 30, 1768-Dec 18, 1810)
- John Lowell, Jr. (lawyer) (Oct 6, 1769-Mar 12, 1840) aka The Rebel; m. Jun 8, 1793 to Rebecca Amory (Jan 8,
1771-Mar 12, 1842)
- John Amory Lowell (Nov 11,
1798-Oct 31, 1881); married twice, losing his first wife during childbirth.
- Descendants of John Amory Lowell and his half first cousin Susan Cabot Lowell (see below); m. Feb 14, 1822
- Susan Cabot (Apr 15, 1823-Jun 9, 1868)
- Judge John Lowell (Oct 18, 1824-May 14, 1897); m. to Lucy Buckminster Emerson
- John Lowell (b. May 6, 1856); m. Oct 24, 1888 to Mary Emlen Hale of Philadelphia
- Ralph Lowell (July 23, 1890-1978); m. Sept 1, 1917 to Charlotte Loring (1897-1981)
- Judge James Arnold Lowell (Feb 5, 1869-Nov 30, 1933); m. Dec. 2, 1897 to Mary Wharton
Churchman of Philadelphia
- Descendants
of John Amory Lowell and Elizabeth Cabot Putnam (Nov 11, 1807-Feb 12, 1881); m. Apr 9, 1829
- Augustus Lowell (Jan 15, 1830-1900); m. Jun 1, 1854 to Katherine Bigelow Lawrence (b.
1832)
- Percival Lowell (Mar 13, 1855-Nov 12, 1916);
m. 1908 to Constance Savage Keith (Oct 31, 1863-Sept 24, 1954)
- Abbott Lawrence Lowell (Dec 13, 1856-Jan 6, 1943); m. Jun 19, 1879 to Anna Parker Lowell
- Katherine Lowell (b. Nov 27, 1858); m. Dec 5, 1882 to Alfred Roosevelt of New York (a first
cousin of Teddy Roosevelt)
- Elizabeth Lowell (Feb
2, 1862-1935); m. Jun 9, 1888 to William Lowell Putnam
- Roger
Lowell (Feb 2, 1862-Aug 31, 1863)
- May Lowell (b. May
1, 1870-d. at birth)
- Amy Lowell (Feb 9, 1874-May
12, 1925)
- Anna Cabot Lowell (1808-1894)
- Descendants of John Lowell II and Susanna Cabot (Jan 13, 1754-Mar 30, 1777); m. May 31,
1774
- Francis Cabot Lowell (businessman) (Apr 7,
1775-Aug 10, 1817); m. Oct 31, 1798 to Hannah Gardner Jackson (Feb 3, 1776-May 10, 1815)
- John Lowell, Jr. (philanthropist) (May 11, 1799-Mar 4, 1836)
- Susan Cabot Lowell (Feb 14, 1801-Aug 15, 1827); m. Feb 14, 1822 to her half first cousin
John Amory Lowell (see above)
- Francis Cabot Lowell
Jr. (Jan 5, 1803-Sept 8, 1874); m. Jan 11, 1826 to Mary Lowell Gardner
- George Gardner Lowell (Mar 29, 1830-Feb 6, 1885); m. Apr 4, 1854 to Mary Ellen Parker (b. Aug 21, 1832)
- Francis Cabot Lowell (judge) (Jan 7, 1855-Mar 6, 1911)
- Anna Parker Lowell (Aug 21, 1856-Mar 23, 1930); m. Jun 19, 1879 to Abbott Lawrence Lowell
- Mary Lowell (July 26, 1833-Feb 11, 1915); m. July 15, 1856 to Algernon Sidney Coolidge (Aug
22, 1830-Jan 4, 1912)
- Georgina Lowell (Jan 10, 1836-1922)
- Edward Jackson Lowell (Oct 18, 1845-May 11, 1894); m. Jan 14, 1868 to Mary Walcott
Goodrich (Jane 1, 1846-Apr 5, 1874)
- Guy Lowell (Aug
6, 1870-Feb 4, 1927); m. May 17, 1898 to Henrietta Sargent
- Edward Jackson Lowell (1805-Sept 8, 1880)
- Descendants of John Lowell II and Rebecca Russell (Feb 27, 1747-Sept 15, 1816); m. Dec 25,
1778
- Rebecca Russell Lowell (May 17, 1779-May 11, 1853);
m. to Samuel Pickering Gardner (May 14, 1767-Dec 18, 1843)
- Mary
Lowell Gardner (Jan 12, 1802-Aug 3, 1854); m. Jan 11, 1826 to Francis Cabot Lowell Jr.
- Rev. Charles Russell Lowell, Sr. (Aug 15, 1782-Jan 20, 1861); m. Oct 2, 1806 to Harriet
Brackett Traill Spence (abt. 1783-Mar 30, 1850)
- Charles
Russell Lowell Jr. (Oct 30, 1807-23 Jun 23, 1870); m. Apr 18, 1832 to Anna Cabot Jackson (Sept 29, 1811-Jan 7,1874)
- Gen. Charles Russell Lowell III (Jan 2, 1835-October 20, 1864); m. Oct 31, 1863 to Josephine
Shaw(Dec 16, 1843-Oct 12, 1905)
- Carlotta Shaw Lowell
(Nov 30, 1864)
- Lt. James Jackson Lowell
(Oct 15, 1837-Jul 4, 1862)
- Harriet Lowell (Sept 11,
1836-Jan 20, 1920); m. Jun 9, 1860 to George Putnam Jr. (Oct 8, 1834-1912)
- William Lowell Putnam Sr. (Nov 22, 1861-Jun 1924); m. Jun 9, 1888 to Elizabeth Lowell
- Rev. Robert Traill Spence Lowell (Oct 8, 1816-Feb 12, 1891); m. Oct 28, 1822 to Marianna
Duane (Nov 11, 1822-Nov 2, 1890)
- Commander Robert Traill
Spence Lowell Jr. (Mar 23, 1860-Mar 17, 1887); m. Sept 2, 1886 to Kate Bailey Mears
- Robert Traill Spence Lowell III (July 15, 1887-1950); m. Apr 26, 1916 to Charlotte Winslow (Feb 7, 1888-1954)
- Robert Lowell (Mar 1, 1917-Sept 12, 1977) aka Robert Traill Spence Lowell IV; married
1940-48 to Jean Stafford, 1949-72 to Elizabeth Hardwick, and 1972-77 to English heiressCaroline Blackwood
- James Russell Lowell (Feb 22, 1819-Aug 12, 1891); m. Dec 26, 1844 to Maria White (Jul
8, 1821-Oct 27, 1853) and later m. Sept 20, 1857 to Frances H. Dunlap (d. Feb 19, 1885) with no issue
- Blanche Lowell (Dec 31, 1845-Mar 19, 1847)
- Mabel Lowell (Sept 9, 1847-1898); m. Apr 2, 1872 to Edward Burnett (b. Mar 16, 1848)
- Rose Lowell (Jul 16, 1849-Feb 2, 1850)
- Walter Lowell (Dec 22, 1850-Jun 9, 1852)
Descendant by marriage: - Godfrey Lowell Cabot (Feb 26, 1861-Nov 2, 1962)
- Julian Lowell Coolidge (Sept 28, 1873-Mar 5, 1954)
- Ferris Lowell Greenslet (1875-1959)
- McGeorge
Bundy (1919-1996)
- William Putnam Bundy (1917-2000)
Minot Family- Charles Sedgwick Minot
- George
Richards Minot
- Henry Davis Minot
- Susan Minot
Norcross
Family, original settlers of Watertown, MA- Otis Norcross (1811 - 1882)
Otis Family, originally of Hingham, Massachusetts - James Otis, Jr. (1725-1783)
- Mercy
Otis Warren (1728-1814)
- Samuel Allyne Otis (1740-1814)
- Harrison Gray Otis (1765-1848)
Parkman Family Peabody Family - Nathaniel Peabody (1774-1855)
- George Peabody (1795-1897)
- Elizabeth
Palmer Peabody (1804-1894)
- Catherine Endicott
Peabody (1808-1833)
- Endicott Peabody (educator) (1857-1944)
- Endicott Peabody (1920-1997)
Perkins Family - George
H. Perkins (1836-1899), Commodore
- Elisha Perkins (1741-1799),
Physician
- Frances Perkins (1882-1965), U.S. Secretary
of Labor
- Isabel Weld Perkins (1877-1948), Philanthropist
- Jacob Perkins (1766-1849), Inventor
- Thomas Handasyd Perkins (1764-1854), Merchant, Philanthropist
Phillips Family - Samuel
Phillips, Jr.
- Dr. John Phillips
- Wendell Phillips
Putnam Family - James Putnam
- William Lowell Putnam (1861-1924) & Elizabeth Lowell Putnam
- Roger Lowell Putnam (1893-1972)
Quincy Family - Edmund
Quincy (settled in Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1633)
- Josiah
Quincy I (1709-1784)
- Josiah Quincy II (1744-1775)
- Josiah Quincy III (1772-1864)
- Colonel John Quincy
Descendant by marriage: - Dorothy
Quincy Jackson (wife of Edward Jackson, above)
- Dorothy
Quincy Hancock (wife of John Hancock)
- Abigail
Smith Adams (1744-1818)
- John Quincy Adams (1767-1848)
Rice Family
- Deacon Edmund Rice (settled Sudbury, MA 1638)
- Alexander Hamilton Rice (1818-1895) industrialist, Boston mayor, Massachusetts governor,
and U.S. Congressman
- Alexander Hamilton Rice, Jr. (1875-1956)
physician, geographer and explorer
- Americus
Vespucius Rice (1835-1904) general, U.S. Congressman from Ohio
- Edmund Rice (1842-1906) general and Congressional Medal of Honor awardee
- Edmund Rice (1819-1889) Congressman
- Henry Mower Rice (1816-1894) Senator
- Luther Rice (1783-1836) Baptist clergyman, missionary to India
- Thomas Rice (1768-1854) Congressman
- William North Rice (1845-1928) geologist, university administrator
- William Whitney Rice (1826-1896) Congressman
Saltonstall Family - Leverett
Saltonstall I (1783-1845)
- Leverett Saltonstall (1892-1979)
- Philip Saltonstall Weld (-1984)
Thorndike Family - Israel
Thorndike (1775-1832)
- Augustus Thorndike (1896-1986)
- George Thorndike Angell (1823-1909)
Tudor Family - William
Tudor (1750-1819), an Attorney-at-Law who served as Representative of Boston in the Massachusetts General
Court, State Senator, Secretary of the Commonwealth, and was a founder of the Massachusetts Historical Society
- William Tudor (1779-1830), a leading literary figure in Boston and cofounder of
the North American Review and the Boston Athenaeum
- Frederic Tudor (1783-1864), Boston's "Ice King" and founder of the Tudor Ice Company
- Marie Tudor, an American poet
Weld family - Thomas Weld (born
c. 1600), Minister
- William Gordon Weld (1775-1825),
Merchant
- William Fletcher Weld (1800-1881), Merchant,
Philanthropist
- Stephen Minot Weld (1806-1867),
Politician, Educator
- George Walker Weld (1840-1905),
Philanthropist
- Isabel Weld Perkins (1877-1948),
Philanthropist
- Charles Goddard Weld (1857-1911),
Philanthropist
- Stephen Minot Weld Jr. (1842-1920),
Civil War hero
- William Weld, (1945-) former Governor
of Massachusetts
- Tuesday Weld, (1943-) actress
- Theodore Dwight Weld (1803-1895), Abolitionist
- Ezra Greenleaf Weld (1801-1874), Daguerreotypist
- Philip Saltonstall Weld (-1984)
Wigglesworth Family - Edward
Wigglesworth
- Michael Wigglesworth
- Richard B. Wigglesworth
Winthrop Family - John Winthrop,
Governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony (1587/8-1649)
- Lucy Winthrop Downing, mother of diplomatist Sir George Downing, 1st Baronet
- John Winthrop, the Younger, Governor of Connecticut (1606-1676)
- Fitz-John Winthrop (1637/8-1711)
- Wait Still Winthrop (1642-1717)
- John
Winthrop, who married Anne Dudley, granddaughter of Thomas Dudley
- John Winthrop, Educator (1714-1779)
- John
Still Winthrop
- Thomas Lindall Winthrop (1760-1841)
- Robert Charles Winthrop (1809-1894)
Colonial
Families of the United States of America By George Norbury Mackenzie In Volumes 1-2-3-4-5-6-7, Baltimore, 1912 -A- Abbe 3
Abbey 3
Abbot 7
Abbott 5,6
Abel 7
Abell 1,6
Abercrombie 5
Able
7
Abney 2
Adair 1,3
Adams 1,2,3,4,5,6,7
Adamson 4
Addison 1
Adsit 4
Ahles 7
Ahles-Bryant
7
Aiken 1
Akers 7
Albert 2
Alden 2,4,6,7
Alexander 1,2,3,4,6,7
Allen 1,2,3,4,5,6,7
Allerton
2,5
Allis 3,5
Allison 3,4
Allyn 6
Almy 6
Alvord 3
Ambler 1 Ames 1,6
Amory 3,5
Amos 2,3
Amoss 2
Anderson 1,2,3,4,5,6,7
Andrews
1,3,4,5,6,7
Andriessen 4
Andrus 4
Angell 4
Anthony 2,3
Appleton 1,4,5
Appold 1,2
Archer
1,2,3,6
Armat 1
Armistead 1,2
Armstrong 2,3,6
Arnold 1,3,4,5,6,7
Ashman 1
Aske 2
Atherton
7
Atkinson 1,2,3,5,6,7
Atwater 4
Atwood 2
Austin 3,4,6
Averill 1
Avery 5,6,7
Avery-Park
6
Ayer 4
Aylett 1 -B- Babcock 3,5,7
Backus 5,6
Bacon 2,3,5,6
Baden 2
Badger 1,6
Bagley
5
Baguley 5
Bailey 1,2,3,4,6,7
Bain 7
Baird 2,4,6
Baker 1,2,3,4,5,6,7
Bakon 6
Balch 3,6
Baldwin 1,2,3,4,5,6,7
Ball 1,2,4,5,7
Ballard 3,4,6,7
Ballou 4
Bancker 3
Bancroft 1,4,5
Bancroft-Hill
4
Bangs 5
Banning 3
Bannister 3
Barber 1,3,4
Barclay 2
Barker 1,2,3,4,5,7
Barnes 2,4,5,7
Barr 4,7
Barratt 3
Barrell 4
Barret 6
Barrett 1,2,5
Barron 2,7
Barstow 5
Bartlet 6
Bartlett 2,3,5,6
Barton 1,2,3,4,7
Bartow 3
Barttelot 6
Bass 2
Bassford 3
Bateman 5
Bates
3,4,6
Batre 1
Baugh 6
Baxter 4
Bayard 1,2,4
Bayless 2
Bayley 1,2,3
Baylor 3
Bboarman
5
Beach 1
Beakes 5
Beal 4,6
Beale 2,4
Beall 1,2,3,5,7
Bealmear 3
Beaman 1,7
Beane 2
Beard 4,6
Beatty 1
Beauchamp 5
Beckett 2
Beckwith 4
Beebe 4
Beecher 3
Beekman 3
Beery 1
Beirne 3
Belden 5
Belknap 4
Bell 1,2,3,4,5,6,7
Bell-Land 7
Bellinger 1
Belt 1,2,3,7
Bemis 2
Bender 4
Benjamin 1,2,5,7
Bennet 1
Bennett
2,3,4,5,6,7
Bensen 3
Benson 1,3
Berger 2,3
Berkley 4
Berrien 4
Berry 1,2,5
Berryman 2
Best 2
Betts 5,6
Bettts 6
Beverley 7
Biddle 3,6
Bidwell 3
Bier 2
Bigelow 2,3,5
Biggs
4
Billings 2,7
Billingsley 3
Bingham 4,6
Bird 3,4,5
Birkhead 3
Bisby 4
Bishop 1,3,4,5,6,7
Bissell 3,4
Bixby 4
Black 2,3,4
Blackistone 4
Blackwell 1,2
Blackwood 4
Blaine 4
Blair
5
Blake 1,2,3,5,6,7
Blakeslee 1
Bland 2,4,5
Blanhard 4
Blanshan 7
Blight 6
Blincoe 2
Bliss 3,4
Bloomer 3
Bloss 2
Boardman 1,5,6
Boarman 4
Boes 5
Bogaert 5 Bogardus 1
Bogert 1
Boggs 1
Boisliniere 4
Bolling 2,5
Bonaparte
1,5
Bond 1,2,3,4,6
Boogher 3
Booker 2
Boone 3,4
Booth 1,2,3
Borden 3,4
Border 4
Boreman
3
Bosley 3
Boston 3
Bostwick 5
Bosworth 3,6
Botsford 4
Boudinot 6
Bouldin 3
Boulware
4
Bourchier 5
Bourn 7
Bourne 2,4
Boutin 4
Bouton 1
Bowdoin 7
Bowen 1,3,4,5,7
Bowers
4,5
Bowes 5
Bowie 1,2,3,4,7
Bowles 1
Bowling 1,2
Bowman 4
Bowne 7
Boyce 6,7
Boyd 1,3,7
Boyden 3
Boynton 5,7
Bradford 1,3,5,6
Bradhurst 3
Bradley 2,5,6,7
Bradshaw 2,6
Bradstreet
1
Branch 1
Brangier 7
Bransford 7
Brawner 1
Bray-Lawson 7
Breckenridge 7
Breckinridge 7
Brengle 2,3
Brent 1,2,4,6,7
Breslin 4
Brett 5
Brevitt 1,2
Brewer 1,3,4
Brewster 1,3,4,5,6
Brian 2
Brice 3,7
Bridge 6
Bridgford 4
Brienne 2
Briggs 5
Brigs 4
Bringler 7
Brinsmade
4
Briscoe 2,3,4,7
Brisko 3
Britton 3,5
Brome 1
Brooke 1,2,3,4,5,6,7
Brooks 2,5,6
Broome
1
Broughton 3,6
Brower 4
Brown 1,2,3,4,5,6,7
Browne 1,2,6
Browne-Brown 6
Browning 3,4
Bruce
1,2,3,4,7
Brune 1
Brunnell 1
Bryan 1,2,3,6,7
Bryant 2,3,4,5,7
Bryarly 2
Buchanan 1,2,3,4,5
Bucher 4
Buck 5,6
Buckey 4
Buckingham 4,6
Buckley 7
Buckminster 6
Buckner 4,5
Bucknery
7
Budden 4
Buell 5
Buling 7
Bulkeley 7
Bull 1,3,4,5,6
Bullitt 5,7
Bulloch 2
Buonaparte
5
Burgess 1,5,6,7
Burke 5
Burley 4
Burlingame 4
Burnham 3
Burnison 4
Burns 2
Burr
3,4
Burroughs 6,7
Burt 3,4
Burton 1,5,7
Burwell 1,3,6
Bush 1,4
Bushnell 6
Bussing 1
Butler 1,2,3,4,5,6,7
Butt 1,7
Butterfield 4
Bye 6
Byrd 1,3,4,7 -C- Cabell 2,4,6,7
Caborn 4
Cadwalader 3,7
Cady 3
Caldwell 2,4,6
Calhoun 4,6
Callender
3,4
Calvert 1,2,4,5,6,7
Camden 4
Camfield 4
Campbell 1,2,3,4,5,6,7
Canaga 3
Canby 1,6
Canfield
4
Cannon 3
Canter 7
Capen 4
Capp 6
Carey 2
Carhart 2
Carleton 3
Carlisle 4
Carmichael
2,4
Carnan 2
Carpenter 2,3,4,5,7
Carr 1,2,3,4,6
Carrell 4
Carrington 2,6,7
Carroll 1,2,3,4,5,6,7
Carson 1
Cartan 4
Carter 1,2,3,4,5,6,7
Cary 1,2,4,5
Case 6
Casey 2
Castle 5
Catlett 5
Catlettt 4
Caton 2,4
Chace 4
Chaffe 3
Chaffee 3
Chahoon 5
Chamberlain 2
Chambers 2
Champlin 3,5,7
Chandler 3,6,7
Chapin 1,4
Chapline 2,6
Chapman 2,4,5,7
Charruaud 7
Chase 1,4,5,7
Chenault 1
Chenoweth 1,2,7
Cheny 1
Cherbonnier 4
Chesley 2
Chew 1,2,3,6
Childs 5
Chilton
1,3
Chinn 2
Chipman 4
Chisolm 6
Chisolme 6
Chittenden 4
Chrisman 4
Christie 7
Church
3,5,6
Churchill 5,6
Clagett 2,7
Claggett 1,2
Claiborne 6
Clapp 3,5
Clark 1,2,3,4,6,7
Clarke
1,2,3,4,5,6,7
Clarkson 1,3,6
Clay 1,4,5,7
Clayton 1,2,4
Clement 1,3,5
Clements 1
Clendinen 2
Cleveland 3
Cliborne 6
Clifford 4
Clift 2
Clum 5
Coad 4
Coale 1,2,3
Coates 7 Cobb 5,6
Cock 7
Cocke 6
Coe 4
Coffin 1,3,5,6
Coit 6
Colburn
2
Cole 1,2,3,4,5,6
Colegate 1
Coleman 1,2,4,5
Coles 5,7
Collier 5
Collins 1,2,3,5,6
Colston
1
Colt 5
Colton 5,6
Combe 5
Comfort 6
Comins 6
Compton 4
Comstock 3
Conant 7
Concklin
5
Cone 5,6
Conklin 5
Conkling 5
Conklyne 5
Conley 5
Connelley 5
Connely 4
Conrad 6
Constable 2
Constaysel 6
Contee 2
Converse 2,6
Conway 1,2,5
Conyers 5
Cooch 7
Cook 1,3,4,5,6,7
Cooke 1,2,3,4,5,6,7
Cooley 4
Coombs 3
Cooper 1,2,3,5,6,7
Copeland 6
Corbin 1
Corbusier 1
Cornell 3,6,7
Corwin 6
Cotter 4
Cottman 4
Cotton 6,7
Courtenay 2,7
Courtright 5
Cowdrey
4
Cowman 1,2
Cox 1,2,3,6,7
Coxe 1
Coyne 6
Crabb 2
Craft 5
Craig 4,5,6
Craige 5
Crandall 6
Crane 1,5
Craven 2,4
Crawford 1,2,5,7
Craword 4
Crittenden 7
Crocker 5,6,7
Crockett
2
Croker 3
Cromwell 1,2,4,6
Crosby 6
Cross 2,3,6
Crowley 1
Croxall 2
Culpepper 6
Culver 4
Cummings 3,6
Cunningham 2,3
Currier 3
Curry 5
Curtis
1,2,3,4,5,6,7
Cushing 1,3,5,7
Custis 1,7
Cuthbert 6
Cutler 3
Cuyler 5
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