Ancestry of
John Taylor Gilman
5th Governor of New Hampshire
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Some of the most recently added connections of famous kin for John Taylor Gilman
George Albert Smith
8th President of the Mormon Church
5th cousin 4 times removed
via Edward Winslow
George Albert Smith
8th President of the Mormon Church
16th cousin 3 times removed
via Sir John de Harington
Elizabeth Cabot Agassiz
1st President of Radcliff College
18th cousin 1 time removed
via Sir William de Ros
Elizabeth Cabot Agassiz
1st President of Radcliff College
4th cousin 2 times removed
via John Winslow
Porter Goss
1st Director of the C.I.A.
19th and last Dir. of Central Intelligence
14th cousin 7 times removed
via Richard Fitzalan
Porter Goss
1st Director of the C.I.A.
19th and last Dir. of Central Intelligence
14th cousin 6 times removed
via John de Welles
Porter Goss
1st Director of the C.I.A.
19th and last Dir. of Central Intelligence
16th cousin 5 times removed
via Sir James le Boteler
Alfred Ely Beach
Co-founder & Editor, Scientific American
19th cousin 2 times removed
via Simon III de Montfort
Alfred Ely Beach
Co-founder & Editor, Scientific American
19th cousin 2 times removed
via Sir Ranulf de Gernons
Alfred Ely Beach
Co-founder & Editor, Scientific American
19th cousin 1 time removed
via Sir Geoffrey FitzPiers
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