Ancestry of
Henry Clay Folger
Founder of Folger Shakespeare Library and Chairman of Standard Oil
The family tree for Henry Clay Folger is still in progress.
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Some of the most recently added connections of famous kin for Henry Clay Folger
Isaac Tichenor
3rd and 5th Governor of Vermont
17th cousin 4 times removed
via Sir Humphrey de Bohun
Isaac Taylor Tichenor
President of Auburn University
17th cousin 3 times removed
via William de Beauchamp
Isaac Taylor Tichenor
President of Auburn University
16th cousin 1 time removed
via Ralph de Stafford
Isaac Taylor Tichenor
President of Auburn University
19th cousin 2 times removed
via Sir Humphrey de Bohun
Tennessee Williams
Author of A Streetcar Named Desire
18th cousin 2 times removed
via Bartholomew de Badlesmere
Tennessee Williams
Author of A Streetcar Named Desire
17th cousin 2 times removed
via Ralph de Stafford
Tennessee Williams
Author of A Streetcar Named Desire
17th cousin 1 time removed
via Richard FitzAlan
Tennessee Williams
Author of A Streetcar Named Desire
14th cousin 3 times removed
via Sir Walter Blount
Gov. Thomas Dudley
Colonial Immigrant Ancestor
10th cousin 8 times removed
via Bartholomew de Badlesmere
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