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LAWYER; NYS SENATOR; ASST SECT OF NAVY; GOV OF NY; 32ND PRES OF U.S.;Local and Family Histories: New England, 1600-1900s
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quote from Local and Family Histories: N.E. 1600's-1900's FTN CD #449
The Allied Family
Of
Delano
The election of Franklin Delano
Roosevelt as President of the United States
made the name DELANO well known. Less well
known is the fact that an earlier President
of the United States, General Ulysses Simpson
Grant, was also a DELANO descendant.
The compiler of this ELLENWOOD GENEALOGY
believes that descendants of SYLVESTER
DOTY ELLENWOOD and his wife, LUCY ANGELINE
DELANO, may be interested in the Delano
lines of these two Presidents, as well as
in their own Delano ancestry. Because of
alliance with the Ellenwood family, this
book contains brief sections on the OAKES
and CLOUGH families. The lines of DELANO
descent for all these families are given
on the following pages.
From the chart on the next page we
learn that DOUGLAS HARLOW ELLENWOOD and his
wife, CYNTHIA CLOUGH OAKES, were second
cousins, both being great-grandchildren of
SYLVANUS DELANO, JR. Thus FRANK OAKES
ELLENWOOD and his descendants have two lines
of Delano ancestry.
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The Ellenwood, Clough, and Oakes Lines
Philippe (1) De La Noye m. Hester Dewsbury
Lt. Jonathan (2) Delano m. Mercy Warren
Jonathan (3) Delano, Jr.m. Amy Hatch
Sylvanus (4) Delano m. Elizabeth (Abbott) Peck
Sylvanus (5) Delano, Jr.m. Anne (Benton) Thomas
Amos (6) Delano Sarah (6) Delano
m. Cyntha Cole m. Aaron Clough
Lucy Angeline (7) Delano Julia (7) Clough
m. Sylvester Doty Ellenwood m. Daniel Oakes
Douglas Harlow (8) Ellenwood m. Cynthia Clough (8) Oakes
Frank Oakes (9) Ellenwood m. Cecelia Freeman Atherton
Ruth Cecelia (10) Ellenwood m. Prince Elmo McGuyre
Hazel Adaline (10) Ellenwood m. Warner Smith Hammond
Patricia Ruth (11) McGuyre
Paul Warner (11) Hammond
Douglas Ellenwood (11) Hammond
Ann Warner (11) Hammond
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The Grant Line
Philippe (1) De La Noye m. Hester Dewsbury
Lt. Jonathan (2) Delano m. Mercy Warren
Jonathan (3) Delano, Jr. m. Amy Hatch
Susanna (4) Delano m. Noah Grant, Sr.
Noah (5) Grant, Jr. m. Rachel Kelly
Jesse Root (6) Grant m. Hannah Simpson
Ulysses Simpson (7) Grant (bapt. Hiram
Ulysses Grant)
The Roosevelt Line
Philippe (1) De La Noye m. Hester Dewsbury
Lt. Jonathan (2) Delano m. Mercy Warren
Thomas (3) Delano, Sr. m. Jean Peckham
Capt. Ephraim (4) Delano m. Elizabeth Cushman
Capt. Warren (5) Delano m. Deborah Church
Warren (6) Delano, Jr. m. Catherine Robbins
Sarah (7) Delano m. James Roosevelt
Franklin Delano (8) Roosevelt
The Delano lines traced here are based
on the information given in THE HISTORY &
GENEALOGY OF DELANO & LANNOY 1096-1899 by
J. A. Delano & M. Delano, pub. in New York
1899. Corrections and additional data found
in my research on this family have been included,
with references cited. The title
page of this Delano Genealogy reads:
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"The Genealogy History and Alliances of
the American House of Delano 1621 to
1899 Compiled by Major Joel Andrew Delano
with the History and Heraldry of the
Maison de Franchimont and de Lannoy to
Delano, 1096 to 1621 and the Royal
Ancestry of Lannoy from Guelph, Prince
of the Scyrri, to Philippe de Lannoy,
476 A. D. to 1621 including Other Royal
Lines and a List of the Lannoy Chevaliers
de la Toison d'Or (Golden Fleece) arranged
by Mortimer Delano de Lannoy."
Readers interested in the European lines
of the family are referred to the cited
volume for a detailed account. In brief
these are:
The Guelph or Welf Descent from Guelph
prince of the Scyrri 476 A.D. to Philippe
de Lannoy (la Noye) founder of the house of
Lannoy in America commonly called Delano
(p.89-90) The Lannoy Descent from Charlemagne,
beginning with St. Arnoul 611 A.D.
through Charlemagne the Emperor 800, to
Philippe who came to Plymouth in 1621 (p.91)
The Merovingian Descent of Lannoy beginning
with Priam king of the Franks 382 A.D. to
Philippe de Lannoy of Plymouth (p.90-91)
The descent of Philippe from William the
Conqueror & Alfred the Great, beginning in
this line with Hrolf 1st duke of the Normans
& a Viking 860 A.D. (p.92)
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Following is the American Line in brief
as given in the Delano Genealogy (p. 24):
1 - Arnulphe de Franchimont 1139
2 - Conrad de Franchimont
3 - Hellin marquis de Franchimont m.
Agnes, dau. of Othon, duke of Bavaria
4 - Hellin II de Franchimont m. Agnis de
Duras
5 - Jean de Franchimont m. Mahienne de
Lannoy, 1310 to Hughes de Lannoy 1096 A.D.
6 - Hugues de Lannoy
7 - Guillebert de Lannoy (Gilbert)
8 - Baudouin "le Begue"
9 - Baudouin de Lannoy
10 - Philippe de Lannoy m. Magdelaine de
Bourgogne
11 - Jean de Lannoy
12 - Gysbert (Gilbert) de Lannoy 1545
13 - Jean de Lannoy, of Leiden
14 - Philippe de Lannoy to America 1621
PHILIPPE (1) DE LA NOYE, the immigrant
ancestor and founder of the American Family
of DELANO, was born Leyden Hall 1602, bapt.
in the Walloon Church 1603, and grew up under
the teaching of the separatists of the established
Church of England. He was the son
of Jean and Marie de Lannoy, of French
Protestant faith (Huguenots), who had gone
to Leiden to escape the persecution of the
Catholic party then in power.
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PHILIPPE DE LA NOYE is said to have been
one of the passengers on the SPEEDWELL, when
it started the trip with the MAYFLOWER, but
was one of those who remained in England
when it sprang its leak. In 1621 the FORTUNE
sailed, and on November 11, 1621, just one
year after the MAYFLOWER passengers sighted
the hills of Cape Cod, the Pilgrims are said
to have "hailed with joy" the arrival of the
FORTUNE, and among her passengers was Philippe
de la Noye, aged 19 years.
In 1624 at the distribution of land
Philip was awarded one acre as his share.
He was admitted a freeman Jan. 1, 1632-3,
being a resident of Duxborrow, where he had
early removed. He was one of the first 26
purchasers in Marlborough, and one of the
54 inhabitants of Duxbury to whom the grant
of Bridgewater was made in 1645. Records of
Plymouth Colony Vol. I p. 32 show him to
have been a Volunteer in Pequot War June 7,
1637; on jury May 2, 1637 and Dec. 4, 1637,
and on grand jury June 4, 1639. He was one
of four from Duxbury appointed by the Colony
Court to a jury of 12 in 1637 to lay out
paths and highways and build bridges in
Duxborrow.
Philip de la Noye d. prob. at Bridgewater,
Mass. abt. 1681, aged 79 years. He mar. 1st
at Duxbury, Mass., 19 Dec. 1634, HESTER
DEWESBURY of Duxbury (Records of Plymouth
Colony Vol. I p. 32), and she was the mother
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of eight of his children. He mar. 2nd at
Duxbury in 1657, MARY PONTUS, dau. of William
Pontus, and the widow of James Glass. She
was the mother of his son, Sanuel.
Although he was not a MAYFLOWER passenger,
many of Philip's descendants are eligible
for membership in the "Society of
Mayflower Descendants" since three of his
sons married descendants of Mayflower
passengers. These are:
THOMAS (Dr.) DELANO m. REBECCA ALDEN, dau.
of JOHN and PRISCILLA ALDEN
JONATHAN (Lt.) DELANO m. MERCY WARREN,
granddau. of RICHARD WARREN
SAMUEL DELANO m. ELIZABETH STANDISH, granddau.
of CAPT. MYLES STANDISH
A grandson, JONATHAN (3) DELANO, m. HANNAH
DOTY, grdau. of EDWARD DOTY of the MAYFLOWER.
The ELLENWOOD, CLOUGH, OAKES, GRANT,
and ROOSEVELT lines are all traced from his
7th child and 4th son,
LT. JONATHAN (2) DELANO, b. Duxbury 1647,
d. Dartmouth, now New Bedford, 23 Dec. 1720
aged 73 yrs. He was one of the original proprietors
of Dartmouth; in the confirmatory
deed from Gov. Bradford 13 Nov. 1694 his share
of abt. 800 acres was derived from his father,
Philip de la Noye, whose name is among the 36
shareholders receiving their titles from the
Indian Sachems, Wasamequin & Wamsutta. He was
chosen Deputy to General Court June 1689 and
held many other offices. Commissioned Lieut.
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by Gov. Hinckley 25 Dec. 1689; served in the
Indian War of 1675-6. He m. at Plymouth 28
Feb. 1678, MERCY WARREN, b. 20 Feb. 1658,
d. at Dartmouth aft. 1727, dau. of NATHANIEL
(2) and SARAH (WALKER) WARREN, and granddau.
of RICHARD WARREN of the MAYFLOWER.
They had 13 children, the last being, THOMAS
(3), the ancestor of Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
The child in whom we are primarily
interested in this book is his first son
and second child,
JONATHAN (3) DELANO, JR. (or 2nd), b.
30 Jan. 1680 at Plymouth; d. at Tolland,
Conn. 25 March 1752 aged 72 yrs. He came
from Dartmouth 8 May 1722 as shown by deed
to him of that date from Stephen Steele, according
to "Hist. of Tolland" He was town
clerk of Tolland 1724-36 and selectman 1724-35.
He m. 20 June 1704 at Falmouth, AMY
HATCH, b. 10 July 1687 at Falmouth, Mass.,
dau. of JOSEPH and AMY (ALLEN) HATCH; d. at
Tolland, Conn. 1762(?) Their 10th child
was, SUSANNA, the ancestor of Ulysses Simpson
Grant. Their 8th child, and the one in whom
we are most interested, was,
SYLVANUS (4) DELANO, SR., b. 17 May 1720
at Dartmouth; d. Kent, Conn. 11 July 1796.
He m. at Tolland, Conn. 21 July 1744, the
widow ELIZABETH (ABBOTT) PECK, b. 31 Sept.
1721. The first of their 10 children was:
SYLVANUS (5) DELANO, JR., b. 10 April
1745 at Tolland, Conn., d. Kent, Conn.
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11 Jan. 1792, m. at Kent, June 1780, the
widow, ANNE (BENTON) THOMAS, b. 23 July 1747,
dau. of JEHIEL and SARAH (BERRY) BENTON of
Kent. She m. 3rd (not 2nd as stated in the
"Delano Gen.") JONATHAN DUNHAM, and with him
and her family in abt. 1804 moved to Washington
Co., Ohio, where she d. 9 Aug. 1812.
Children of SYLVANUS (5) DELANO and ANNE
(BENTON-THOMAS) DELANO were:
SARAH (6) DELANO, b. 26 June 1781 at
Kent, Conn., d. Newbury, Ohio 1 Dec. 1844,
m. at Belpre, Ohio, 29 April 1804, AARON
CLOUGH (q.v.) See CLOUGH FAMILY chapter
for their eight children.
JOSEPH (6) DELANO, b. 5 May 1783 at
Kent, d. 22 Apr. 1850 at Streetsborough,
Ohio, m. abt. 1806 in Mayfield, N. Y., LAURA
GILBERT. Four children.
AMOS (6) DELANO, b. 7 Feb. 1785 at Kent,
Conn., d. Dunham, Ohio, 19 May 1817, m. at
Belpre, Ohio, 24 May 1812, CYNTHA COLE, b.
17 June 1793 in Bradford Co., Penna., d.
Washington Co., Ohio, 9 Feb. 1870, dau. of
ABISHA and SUSAN (CATHCART) COLE. Two
children (q.v.)
THOMAS (6) DELANO, b. 18 Nov. 1787 in
Kent, d. 1 Feb. 1834 at Dunham, Ohio, m. at
Dunham, 24 Sept. 1819, his brother's widow,
CYNTHA (COLE) DELANO. Four children (q.v.)
(I am indebted to Helen Love Scranton of
Madison, Conn. for proof from Kent V.R. of
parents of ANNE BENTON THOMAS DELANO DUNHAM.)
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Children of AMOS (6) and CYNTHA (COLE) DELANO:
JULIA ANN (7) DELANO, b. 7 Mar. 1813
at Dunham, Ohio, d. Dunham, 9 Sept. 1881,
m. Washington Co., Ohio, 12 Apr. 1835,
ALBERT GALLATIN HOLLISTER. Seven children,
the sixth being, ALBERT AUSTIN HOLLISTER,
b. 19 Nov. 1846, m. at Belpre, 7 Apr. 1875,
his cousin, SARAH ANN DELANO, her grand-parents
being, THOMAS (6) and CYNTHA DELANO.
LUCY ANGELINE (7) DELANO, b. 17 Apr.
1817 at Dunham, Ohio, d. 3 Dec. 1862 at
Dunham, m. at Dunham, Ohio, 18 Sept. 1835
as his 1st wife, SYLVESTER DOTY ELLENWOOD,
who m. 2nd MARY CHEVALIER. See other chapters
of this book for their 8 children.
(The "Delano Gen." states that their son,
Douglas m. on Feb. 22, 1879. This is an
error. That is the date of his death.)
Children of THOMAS (6) and CYNTHA DELANO:
AMOS PITT (7) DELANO, b. 21 Jan. 1821
at Dunham, d. Dunham, 15 Feb. 1864, m. at
Belpre, Ohio, 26 Mar. 1845, LOVINA ROBINSON,
b. Belpre, 15 Sept. 1824, dau. ANTHONY and
KATHERINE (FISCHER) ROBINSON. Three children,
the 2nd being, SEYMOUR PITT DELANO,
(q.v.); the 3rd was, SARAH ANN, b. 21 Apr.
1850, m. ALBERT AUSTIN HOLLISTER (see above);
one daughter.
SARAH JANE (7) DELANO, b. 29 Apr. 1823
at Dunham, d. Blufton, Ohio 2 Dec. 1870, m.
Dunham, 4 Apr. 1850, DR. JEHIEL ROSS CLARKE,
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b. Dunham, 8 Jan. 1827. Five children.
ELLA PHEBE (7) DELANO, b. 12 Feb. 1826,
living in Indianola, Iowa in 1898, m. Dunham,
Ohio, 28 Aug. 1854, J. CHAPELLE CLARKE, b.
10 June 1828 in Dunham. No children.
LEWIS THOMAS (7) DELANO, b. 20 Feb. 1828
in Dunham, d. 1900, m. in Hawley, Mass. 26
Nov. 1857, MARY ESTELLA VINCENT, b. Hawley
24 Jan. 1829, dau. of Joshua and Anna (Cranson)
Vincent. Their son was,
ELMER LEWIS (8) DELANO, b. Dunham, Ohio,
28 Aug. 1858, m. 1st in Belpre, Ohio, 7 Sept.
1882, PERSIS AUGUSTA DILLEY, b. Dunham,
2 July 1850, d. Dunham, 15 Apr. 1885, dau.
of JOSEPH and CYNTHA (ELLENWOOD) DILLEY,
and granddaughter of SAMUEL and PAMELIA
(DOTY) ELLENWOOD. They had 2 daughters,
IDA ESTELLA (9) DELANO, b. Dunham, Ohio
25 Sept. 1883.
PERSIS AUGUSTA (9) DELANO, b. Dunham,
25 March 1885.
By his 2nd wife, ELMER LEWIS (8) DELANO
had two sons,
ALBERT LEWIS (9) DELANO, b. 15 Apr. 1889.
WALTER THOMAS (9) DELANO, b. 23 Sept.
1890.
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SEYMOUR PITT (8) DELANO, b. 30 Sept.
1848 in Dunham, m. at Belpre, 2 May 1872,
JANE ELIZABETH POTTER, dau. JOHN & REBECCA
(NEEDHAM) POTTER. She was b. at Belpre
28 Jan. 1853. Their six children were:
HOWARD POTTER (9) DELANO, b. 10 Jan.
1873 at Dunham.
BERTHA ADALINE (9) DELANO, b. 18 Mar.
1874.
BECCA (REBECCA) LEORA (9) DELANO, b.
22 Nov. 1875.
ALINA MAY (9) DELANO, b. 24 Nov. 1879.
MARY LOVINA (9) DELANO, b. 17 May 1887,
m. 26 APRIL 1922 at Dunham, Ohio, HERMAN A.
TRAUTNER, b. 1890, d. 1959 at Marietta, O.
Her present home is in Marietta. Two
children, SARA JANE, b. 30 July 1928, d.
23 Dec. 1931. Their first child, DEAN (q.v.)
AMOS PITT (9) DELANO, b. 25 April 1892.
DEAN DELANO (10) TRAUTNER, b. 24 April
1924 at Marietta, Ohio, served in U. S.
Army during World War II, m. 5 March 1948
in Marietta, MARILYN PICKERING, b. 6 Apr.
1926 in Michigan. Their present home is
in Denver, Colorado. Four children:
DEAN CHRISTOPHER, b. 3 May 1949 Columbus, O.
PAULA MARIE, b. 22 March 1954 Denver, Col.
CLAY ALAN, b. 19 June 1959 Denver, Col.
DAVID LEE, b. 30 July 1961 Denver, Col.
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