Noted Relations: Guide
Celebrity Relations
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Contents: |
Heros and rogues, saints and sinners – the 1823 historic personages listed on these pages are all related to me – some absurdly distantly.
People |
The people are listed on separate index pages by the first
letter of their name, all in the format shown here.
Persons from particularly well-represented families may also be indexed
on a separate family page. These family pages will appear in the main index pages
highlighted in yellow.
type
name
[dates]
–
description
(ref#)
n
[picture]
- Items so marked have recent changes
(as of 2016-11-28).
See the list below for a summary. - Indicates the target page has bookmarks (links to web pages beyond this site).
- type
- A mark indicating the type of index entry:
=ancestor (210)
=cousin (1478)
=cousin by marriage (or an adoptee) (135)
+ =family group (251)
= =cross reference (-2074)
- name
- The person's name, and a link to a separate page devoted exclusively to that person, if such exists. Alternatively, in lieu of a separate page of their own, some individuals may have a short paragraph following this identification line.
- dates
- The date of birth and death for the person. An asterisk (*) is used to mark a birth date for living persons.
- description
- A cursory description of the person.
- ref#
- The person's unique reference number, and also a link to that person on the family ODT page on my Genealogy, et Cetera site. There, you will find how s/he fits into the rest of the family.
- n
- The relationship of the individual to myself.
- picture
- Except in printed output
- If an image exists for the individual, a thumbnail of it may be selected to appear to the right of the text area. A larger copy of the picture will be on the person's individual page. These thumbnails are randomly selected for display here.
Except in printed output:
On letter index pages,
there will be a right sidebar (headed Families:) in the NorthEast corner listing all the
family index pages in this letter index, with links to those places.
Alphabetical Index |
Click on a letter to display a page listing celebrities beginning with that letter.
By Topic |
- Adventurers
- (9) People engaged in voluntary activity generally considered
adventurous
or just dangerous. - Bandits, Outlaws and Gangsters
- (6) Unsavory characters on the other side of the law
- Circus people
- (3) Circus owners, performers and freaks
- Crackpots, Quacks and Humbugs
- (4) People engaged in frauds of one sort or another
- Decorative Arts: Architects
- (8) People who design things: Buildings, Landscapes, etc.
- Executed
- (17) Condemned and executed for capital crimes
- Famous Women
- (251) Women of note
- Founders of religious sects
- (3) People who have founded a religious sect or cult
- Graphic Arts: (except painters)
- (3) People engaged in representing things via two-dimensional media
- Graphic Arts: painters
- (20) Artists using using paints of various type on a 2-dimensional medium to represent things
- Inventors of one thing or other
- (50)
- Knights of the Garter
- (51) Knights of the Most Nobel Order of the Garter.
- Magna Charta Sureties
- (16) The 25 Magna Charta Sureties (+ King John)
- Missionaries
- (37) People who, at some time in their lives, were engaged in missionary work.
- Nobel laureates
- (13) People honored by receiving the Nobel Prize
- Performing Arts: Actors, and that ilk
- (69) People who perform by interpreting a dramatic character
- Performing Arts: Composers
- (12) People who write music or songs
- Performing Arts: Dancers, mimes and that ilk
- (3) People who perform principally by motion
- Performing Arts: Singers
- (5) People who perform chiefly by singing
- Plastic Arts
- (4) Sculptors, carvers and that ilk
- Rocket scientists & aviation pioneers
- (6) Leaders in rocketry and aviation
- Saints and Blesséds
- (10) People declared by a church to be worthy of veneration.
- Suffragists and Suffragettes
- (6) Early men and women seeking the right to vote for women
- Winthrop Fleet Immigrants
- (55) Passengers of the flotilla of 1630
- Witches: Accuseds and Judges
- (4) Principally in 1690s America.
(The last item in the left column above may be awkwardly split to the right column, because of a deficiency in HTML.)
Common Sources |
These are some common sources that I have used throughout these celebrity pages.
Key | Citation |
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AFN | ROBB, H. Amanda & CHESLER, Andrew; Encyclopedia of American Family Names; (New York: HarperCollins, ©1995) ISBN: 0-06-270075-8 |
ARC | AllRefer.com; Reference information from database of articles and reference materials. |
APPLE | WILSON, James Grant and FISKE, John (eds.); Appleton's Cyclopedia of American Biography; (Six volumes, New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1887-1889) Contains known fictitious entries! http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/cyclopedia.html |
BDAC |
Biographical Directory of the American Congress;
(Washington, DC: United States Government Printing Office, 1950)
•The current directory: Biographical Directory of the United States Congress (1774 - Present) |
BDNA | JOHNSON, Rossiter, ed.; Twentieth Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans; (Volumes I-X. Boston, MA: The Biographical Society, 1904) |
BRC | Biography Resource Center; |
DAB | American Council of Learned Societies, 1928-1936; Dictionary of American Biography; (Reproduced in Biography Resource Center. Farmington Hills, Mich.: Thomson Gale. 2005) |
HARPER | DUPUY, Trevor N., et al.; The Harper Encyclopedia of Military Biography; (New York: Castle books, 1995) ISBN: 0-7858-0437-4 |
HE | HERRINGSHAW, Thomas William; Herringshaw's Encyclopedia of American Biography of the Nineteenth Century; (Chicago, IL: American Publishers' Association, 1902) |
IMDB | Internet Movie Database; |
MWBD | Merriam-Webster's Biographical Dictionary; (Springfield, MA: Merriam-Webster, Inc., 1995) ISBN: 0-87779-743-9 |
NCCN | BARNHART, Clarence L.; New Century Cyclopedia of Names; (New York, 1954) |
WHO | Who's Who in America; (Vol.27 1952-1953, Chicago: The A.N. Marquis Co., ©1952) |
WIKI | Wikipedia; The free online encyclopedia |