Ancestry of
Frank Nelson Doubleday
Founder of Doubleday & Co.
The family tree for Frank Nelson Doubleday is still in progress.
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Some of the most recently added connections of famous kin for Frank Nelson Doubleday
Gillian Anderson
Movie, Television, and Stage Actress
6th cousin 6 times removed
via William Pabodie
Fannie Farmer
Author of original Fannie Farmer Cookbook
7th cousin 2 times removed
via Richard Warren
Benjamin Silliman
Founder, American Journal of Science
3rd cousin 3 times removed
via William Pabodie
George Albert Smith
8th President of the Mormon Church
6th cousin 2 times removed
via William Pabodie
George Albert Smith
8th President of the Mormon Church
7th cousin 2 times removed
via Richard Warren
Horatio Collins King
Medal of Honor Recipient
U.S. Civil War
5th cousin 1 time removed
via Samuel Sturtevant
Brig. Gen. Henry Clay Wood
Medal of Honor Recipient
U.S. Civil War
6th cousin 1 time removed
via John Alden
Richard A. Snelling
76th and 78th Governor of Vermont
6th cousin 3 times removed
via William Pabodie
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