Doug Washburn
Honor Code SignatorySigned 3 May 2022 | 55 contributions | 4 thank-yous | 1,819 connections
Signed 3 May 2022 | 55 contributions | 4 thank-yous | 1,819 connections
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Doug D. Washburn
Born 1950s.
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships. Paternal line Y-chromosome DNA test-takers:
- Doug Washburn: Family Tree DNA Y-DNA Test 700 markers, haplogroup 1BY136871, FTDNA kit #975669, MitoYDNA ID T17726 [compare]
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Here's our connection, mine has been confirmed by my Mayflower connection to Edward Fuller.
Doug and Ron are 7th cousins three times removed Doug Washburn and Ron James are both descendants of Hannah (Latham) Washburn (aft.1656-bef.1726).
1. Doug is the son of James Franklin Washburn (1916-1995) [unknown confidence] 2. James is the son of Joseph Ellsworth Washburn (1890-1972) [unknown confidence] 3. Joseph is the son of James Hinton Washburn (1862-1941) [unknown confidence] 4. James is the son of Elisha Parker Washburn (1829-1865) [unknown confidence] 5. Elisha is the son of John Washburn (1767-1829) [unknown confidence] 6. John is the son of Nathaniel Washburn (abt.1739-abt.1818) [unknown confidence] 7. Nathaniel is the son of Miles Washburn (bef.1678-abt.1772) [confident] 8. Miles is the son of Hannah (Latham) Washburn (aft.1656-bef.1726) [unknown confidence] This makes Hannah the sixth great grandmother of Doug.
1. Ron is the son of William James DNA confirmed 2. William is the son of Richard Howard James (1903-1971) [unknown confidence] 3. Richard is the son of Nora Bell (Detwiler) James (1876-1957) [unknown confidence] 4. Nora is the daughter of Charlotte Elizabeth (Bonesteel) Detwiler (1854-1941) [unknown confidence] 5. Charlotte is the daughter of Arial Chatmon Bonesteel (1830-1939) [unknown confidence] 6. Arial is the son of Diana Washburn (1807-1839) [unknown confidence] 7. Diana is the daughter of Simeon Washburn (1780-bef.1880) [unknown confidence] 8. Simeon is the son of Ezra Washburn Jr. (abt.1745-1793) [unknown confidence] 9. Ezra is the son of Susanna (Leach) Washburn (1722-1764) [unknown confidence] 10. Susanna is the daughter of Hepzibah (Washburn) Leach (abt.1680-1750) [unknown confidence] 11. Hepzibah is the daughter of Hannah (Latham) Washburn (aft.1656-bef.1726) [unknown confidence] This makes Hannah the ninth great grandmother of Ron.
edited by Ron James
I am the 11x great granddaughter of John (the Immigrant) Washburn. Thanks to Wikitree, I'm finding out what an interesting family we come from!
I 'm also a direct descendent from John Washburn 1597-1670. At least I think I am. I recently took a Y700 DNA test from Family Tree DNA.
I am the 5x great grandson of Mary Washburn (1777-1816) of Westchester County New York. She married Isaac Kipp(1774-1860) of Westchester and later (after Mary's death) he was in Michigan and died there. Mary is the daughter of Joseph Washburn (1752-1831) and Freelove Matthews (1757-1835). The first of my Washburn ancestors to come to America was John Washburn (1627 England-1658 Long Island New York) who was married to Mary Butler (1637-1689) in Connecticut in 1655. I was born and raised in Long Island, New York. I just thought I would reach out and connect since it seems we are both interested in Genealogy. I suppose perhaps that we are distant cousins?
Donald MacLeod
You may have already received this. Our connection goes back to England. Our common descentent is James Franklin Washburn 1566-1624. Mine was his son John Washburn 1597-1670 and his brother William George Washburn 1601- 1658 is yours. Long time ago. Nice to hear from you.
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