Elisha Ticknor

Notes:

Served in the Revolution 28 Oct to 18 Nov, 1776, as a lieutenant in Col. Jonathan Chase's regiment. Again as a private 11 and 18 Jun 1777; as a lieutenant 27 Jun, and as captain 4 Jul, all in the same regiment.

Elisha married Deborah Davis on 2 Jan 1772 in Lebanon, New London, Connecticut. Deborah (daughter of Samuel Davis and Alice Swift) was born on 28 Feb 1750 in Lebanon, New London, Connecticut; died on 19 Jul 1804; was buried in South Cemetery, Lebanon, Grafton, New Hampshire. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Deborah Ticknor was born on 21 Jan 1773 in Lebanon, New London, Connecticut.

John married Mary Bailey on 14 May 1724 in Lebanon, New London, Connecticut. Mary (daughter of Isaac Bayley and Mercy Saxton) was born in 1705; died on 4 Dec 1791 in Lebanon, New London, Connecticut. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married Lydia Tilden on 2 Nov 1696 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Lydia (daughter of Deacon Joseph Tilden and Elizabeth Twisden) was born on 9 Jun 1666 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

His gravestone inscription in Lebanon, Connecticut:

Here lies ye body of that most
Ingenious & worthy gentleman
Mr. Isaac Bayley - ye husband
of Mrs. Mercy Bayley - He was a
Member of ye University in
Cambridge in New England
& slept in Jesus - Aug. 23
A. Domini, 1711 in ye 30 year of his age.

Isaac married Mercy Saxton on 4 Jun 1702 in Stonington, New London, Connecticut. Mercy (daughter of Joseph Saxton and Hannah Denison) was born on 30 May 1686 in Stonington, New London, Connecticut. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Said by some to have died 4 Dec 1791 at Lebanon, Connecticut, aged 105. We doubt it.

Mercy Saxton (b. 1686) = William Dewey (1692-1759)
Elijah Dewey (b. 1728) = Abigail Martin
Martin Dewey (1757-1849) = Hannah Waterman (d. 1823)
Granville Dewey (1787-1840) = Harriet B. Freeman (1799-1872)
George Martin Dewey (1832-1897) = Emma Bingham (1837-1910)
George Martin Dewey (1869-1927) = Annie Thomas
Thomas Edmund Dewey (1902-1971) -- governor of New York 1943-54; Republican nominee for President in 1944 and 1948

Mercy Saxton (b. 1686) = William Dewey (1692-1759)
Simeon Dewey (1718-1751) = Anna Phelps (1719-1807)
William Dewey (1746-1813) = Rebecca Carrier (1747-1837)
Simeon Dewey (1770-1863) = Prudence Yeomans (1772-1844)
Julius Yemans Dewey (1801-1877) = Mary Polly Perrin (1799-1843)
Admiral George A. Dewey (1837-1917)

Notes:

Married by the Rev. James Noyes.

Notes:

He may have been from Kent, in or near to Tenterden. According to Savage, he was at Scituate in 1646 or earlier. In 1676 he served in King Philip's War, in an expedition against the Narragansett.

William married Hannah Stockbridge on 29 Oct 1656 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts. Hannah (daughter of John Stockbridge and Ann Kendall) was born before 24 Sep 1637; was christened on 24 Sep 1637 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts; died on 5 Jul 1665 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

She was baptized by the Rev. John Lothrop.

She and her eldest son were killed in a freak gunpowder explosion.

Notes:

Deacon of the Second Church in Scituate.

Deacon married Elizabeth Twisden on 20 Nov 1649 in Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Elizabeth (daughter of John Twisden and Susanna) died after 1693. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Also called Elice.

Notes:

"Graduating from Harvard College in 1669 he became the first minister of the parish of Salem Village in 1671. His wife's sister married into the Putnam family as did two of his own brothers, and he had the support of that powerful clan, but there was much opposition to 'settling' him, the parish controversy finally reaching the General Court. That body, overreaching itself, ordered that the church settle Mr. Bailey and pay him £60 a year, but this decision was ignored and Bailey retired in 1679. From 1682 to about 1691 he preached at Killingworth, Conn., going to Roxbury in the latter year and practising as a physician. He died after a very distressing illness Jan. 20, 1706/7. His brothers Isaac and Joshua came from Newbury for his funeral.

James married Mary Carr on 17 Sep 1672 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts. Mary (daughter of George Carr and Elizabeth) was born before 29 Feb 1652 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts; was christened on 29 Feb 1652 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts; died on 28 Oct 1688 in Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Alternate death: 18 Jul 1715, Stonington, New London, Connecticut

Notes:

From Ancestry of Robert Harry McIntire and of Helen Annette McIntire (citation details below):

Joseph lived west of Anguilla Brook, Stonington, where he kept an ordiinary, "which was considered by travelers better than any other tavern for miles along the road." He is said to have engaged in the West Indies trade, "by which he was very wealthy."

His will dated July 8 1715, was admitted to probate in New London, Conn. His widow withheld the will for a time, and what is described as "an interesting controversy" took place before it was probated. She objected because whe was given only her dower, one-third of the estate. The other two-thirds went to her grandsons, Saxton Palmer and Saxton Bailey.

Joseph married Hannah Denison on 15 Jul 1680 in Stonington, New London, Connecticut. Hannah (daughter of Capt. George Denison and Bridget Thompson) was born on 20 May 1643 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts; was christened on 21 May 1643 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts; died on 18 Aug 1715 in Stonington, New London, Connecticut. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Said in some sources to have died 30 Sep 1677 in Roxbury, but her will was dated 8 Oct 1715 in Stonington.

Notes:

Emigrated 1635 on the Blessing. First at Scituate, then at Boston in 1656.

John married Ann Kendall on 16 Jan 1632 in Rayleigh, Essex, England. Ann (daughter of John Kendall) died after Feb 1643. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

He and his wife emigrated to New England in 1635 and settled at Scituate.

Nathaniel married Lydia Huckstep on 13 Oct 1606 in Bethersden, Kent, England. Lydia (daughter of Stephen Huckstep and Winifred Hatch) was born before 11 Feb 1588; was christened on 11 Feb 1588 in Tenterden, Ashford, Kent, England; died after 31 May 1670. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

First at Scituate 1638-41; settled at York in 1642, selling his Scituate property in 1645. York selectman in 1650.

John married Susanna. Susanna died after 1660. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

John married Eleanor Emery before 1641. Eleanor (daughter of John Emery and Alice Grantham) was born before 7 Nov 1624 in Romsey, Hampshire, England; was christened on 7 Nov 1624 in Romsey, Hampshire, England; died in 1700. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

George married Elizabeth. Elizabeth died about 6 May 1691 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Possibly Elizabeth Dexter, bapt. Great Bowden, Leicestershire, 31 Aug 1623, daughter of Thomas Dexter (~1588-1676) and his wife Mary.

Notes:

A miller and innkeeper.

Thomas married Ann Copp on 10 Mar 1651. Ann (daughter of William Copp and Goodeth) was born about 1632; died on 23 Jun 1661. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Alternate birth: Abt 1631

Notes:

Emigrated in 1631 with his parents and brothers. Settled at Roxbury, Massachusetts. Married Bridget Thompson, 1641. She died two years later, whereupon he returned to England to take up arms for Parliament. Was injured and (possibly) captured and escaped, a sequence of events that somehow resulted in him returning to Massachusetts in 1645 with a second wife, Ann Borodell. Removed to New London, 1651; served on the New London war committees in 1653 and 1654, when the Dutch threatened war. Removed to Stonington, 1654. Two decades later, we find him as captain of the New London County forces in King Philip's War, where he fought in and survived the Great Swamp Fight in Rhode Island, 19 Dec 1675. In 1676 he is "Provo-Marshall" of New London, pursuing remnants of the Narragansett and Wampanaug. He captured Chief Canonchet and worked with Pequot chiefs to "control the remnant of their tribe."

"We would premise, that William Denison, came to Roxbury, Mass., in company with Rev. John Eliot, in 1631, bringing with him his wife and three sons, Daniel, Edward and George. The last named married in 1640, Bridget Thompson, supposed to have been a sister of Rev. William Thompson, of Braintree. His wife died in 1643. Mr. Denison visited his native country the same year, 'and engaged in the civil conflict with which the kingdom was convulsed.' On his return to this country, about two years afterwards, he brought with him his second wife, Ann, daughter of John Borrowdale, or Borrodel, of Cork, Ireland. Mr. D. emigrated to Connecticut as early as 1651, and in 1654 settled in what is now Stonington, to which the name of Southerton was given in 1658, when the territory was annexed to the County of Suffolk, Mass. He filled acceptably many offices of public trust, and was particularly distinguished as a leader in King Philip's war. He died at Hartford, Oct. 23d, 1694, during the session of the General Court, and was there buried. His age, according to the inscription on his grave stone, was 76." [Introduction to "Will of George Denison,--1693", New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Volume 13, 1859, p. 73.]

"My Brother George buried his first Wife in the year 1643, went to England, was a soldier there about a year, was at the Battle of York or Marston Moor where he did good service, was afterward taken prisoner, but got free, and having married a second Wife, he returned to New England the year before our Mother died, and not long afterward removed himself to New London, near whereunto at Stonington he now liveth." ["Autobiography of Major-General Daniel Denison." The New England Historical and Genealogical Register 46:127, April 1892.]

Along with TNH ancestors William Chesebrough, Walter Palmer, and Thomas Stanton, he was one of the founders of Stonington, Connecticut.

George married Bridget Thompson in Mar 1640 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts. Bridget (daughter of John Tompson and Alice Freeman) was born before 10 Sep 1622 in Preston Capes, Northamptonshire, England; was christened on 10 Sep 1622 in Preston Capes, Northamptonshire, England; died in Aug 1643 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts; was buried in Aug 1643 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Baptised: 11 Sep 1622, Preston Capes, Northamptonshire, England

Notes:

"The wife of George Denison & a godly young woman dyed of a feaver & consumption." [The Great Migration Begins]

Thomas married Alice Bigge on 10 Mar 1577 in Tenterden, Ashford, Kent, England. Alice (daughter of Robert Bigge and Elizabeth) was born after 1530; died before 13 May 1593 in Tenterden, Ashford, Kent, England; was buried on 13 May 1593 in Tenterden, Ashford, Kent, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Stephen married Winifred Hatch on 14 Feb 1584 in Tenterden, Ashford, Kent, England. Winifred (daughter of Thomas Hatch and Joane) was born about 1556; died before 6 Oct 1592 in Tenterden, Ashford, Kent, England; was buried on 6 Oct 1592 in Tenterden, Ashford, Kent, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Alternate birth: Abt 1553

Notes:

He was a weaver.

From Stott (citation details below):

On 23 September 1617, John Bayly Jr. was presented for possessing a crossbow contrary to the statutes of [Bromham] manor...Perhaps the most interesting entry is dated 4 April 1627, when the jury declared that John Bayly was "a common hedge stealer...And that Ann baylyes twoe daughters were also common hedgestealers." The meaning of "hedgestealer" has yet to be determined.

John is last mentioned in Bromham parish registers on 12 April 1635, in the burial entry of his daughter Rebecca. If the family tradition is correct, John Bayly and his son John left England soon after Rebecca's burial, as they are supposed to have been passengers on the Angel Gabriel bound from Bristol to New England that wrecked off Pemaquid, Maine, on 15 August of the same year.

By 1637 John Bayly, William Schooler, and others had taken up residence "beyond the Merrimack" in what is now Amesbury. Bayly built his home at "Sweet's Hill." Bayly's Pond at the foot of the hill testifies that he was present there. John was fined £5 by the General Court of 4 June 1639 for buying land from the Indians without authority from the court. The fine was remitted pending his forfeiture of the land.

John Bayly was an original proprietor of Salisbury in March 1639/40. Most of the early settlers of Salisbury were Wiltshiremen. John received additional lands in the divisions of 1642 and 1643, and in 1642 he was granted fishing privileges on the Powow River. The Quarterly Court held at Salisbury on 24 April 1649 freed John from the obligation of bringing his wife over from England, "she utterly refusing to come." The same court freed John from military training, with John paying 5s annually to the military company of Salisbury. John moved to Newbury in 1650.

John married Ann Bayly in Jul 1611 in Bromham, Wiltshire, England. Ann died before 27 Aug 1659 in Bromham, Wiltshire, England; was buried on 27 Aug 1659 in Bromham, Wiltshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Bayly was her maiden name as well as her married name, but neither her parents nor her husband's have been definitely identified. Bayly was a very common name in the parish of Bromham and surrounding area.

Notes:

Emigrated from Southampton, 5 Apr 1635, on the James; arrived in Boston 3 Jun 1635.

He was a carpenter and innkeeper in Newbury. In Sep 1646 he was fined for "showing attentions" to Bridget Travers, wife of Henry Travers, and was "bound not to frequent her company." He was constable of Newbury in 1655, clerk of the Newbury market in 1656, and a Newbury selectman in 1661. In 1663 he was fined for entertaining Quakers in his house; in the legal proceeding, a witness testified that "two men quakers wr entertained very kindly to bed and table & John Emmerie shok ym by ye hand and bid ym welcome," and that "the witness heard John Emery and his wife say that he had entertained quakers and that he would not put them from his house and used argument for the lawfulness of it." He was also prominent in the case of Lt. Robert Pike, refusing to recognize the General Court's authority to deprive the men of the town of the right of petition. Walter Goodwin Davis describes John Emery as "a courageous man who did not hesitate to back his opinions with action."

Emigrated with his brother Anthony of the James, 3 Apr 1635. Settled at Newbury where he was a selectman, fence viewer, and frequent juror. Carpenter by trade.

John married Alice Grantham on 26 Jun 1620 in Whiteparish, Wiltshire, England. Alice (daughter of Walter Grantham and Eleanor) died before Sep 1646. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Alternate death: Bef 1647

Notes:

Cordwainer of Boston. Almost certainly not the William Copp/Cope who arrived on the Blessing in 1635. Copp's Hill, of Copp's Hill Burying Ground in Boston, is named for him. His own tombstone is lost, but that of his wife is still visible there.

William married Goodeth. Goodeth died on 25 Mar 1670; was buried in Copp's Hill Burying Ground, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Alternate death: Aft Oct 1662

Notes:

Also called Judith. Said to have been born Judith or Goodeth Itchenor, without any proof to the best of our knowledge. Whether that was her original surname or not, the 25 Mar 1670 death date of "Goodeth Copp" is clearly visible on her headstone at Copp's Hill Burying Ground, shown on her Find a Grave page.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Alternate death: 25 Jan 1653, Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts

Notes:

He was a maltster and a merchant. Emigrated 1631 on the Lyon, along with the Rev. John Eliot, later "apostle to the Indians," said to have been William Denison's children's tutor. With his son Edward, William Denison was among the supporters of Mrs. Hutchinson who were disarmed along with the Rev. John Wheelwright.

William married Margaret Chandler on 7 Nov 1603 in Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, England. Margaret (daughter of Tobias Chandler and Joan Momford) was born on 13 Oct 1577 in Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, England; was christened on 13 Oct 1577 in Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, England; died on 3 Feb 1646 in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Alternate birth: of Preston Capes, Northamptonshire, England
• Alternate birth: of Preston Parva, Northamptonshire, England
• Alternate birth: Between 1580 and 1590, of Little Preston, Preston Capes, Northamptonshire, England
• Alternate death: 6 Nov 1626, London, England

Notes:

The 1669 visitation of Oxford states that his father was a Richard Tompson.

Early records call him "yeoman"; later, he is referred to as "of Clifford's Inn" (one of the Inns of Chancery associated with the Inner Temple, itself one of the Inns of Court) and "gentleman."

Several earlier researchers give his death date as 6 Nov 1626, the date of his will, which is the death date given in his IPM. However, he added a codicil to his will on 7 Nov. His IPM was taken almost two years after his death, which may have contributed to the error.

John married Alice Freeman in 1613. Alice (daughter of Henry Freeman and Margaret Edwards) was born about 1595; died after 24 Dec 1658 in New London, New London, Connecticut. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Alternate death: Aft 24 Dec 1658, Stonington, New London, Connecticut

Notes:

One of TNH's four proven "gateway ancestors". Also one of TSW's eight, one of JTS's eleven; one of TWK's twelve; and the sole "gateway ancestor" yet discovered for FW.

"Alice and at least two of her daughters emigrated to New England. She was living in Roxbury, Massachusetts, by 2 April 1640, when a complaint was drawn up against 'Alice Tompson widdow.'" [Randy A. West, citation details below.]

Descendants of Alice Freeman of particular interest to anyone liable to be looking at the ancestry of people named Nielsen Hayden include Edgar Rice Burroughs, L. Frank Baum, and Thomas Pynchon. Other notable descendants include Katherine Hepburn, Julia Child, Fannie Farmer, Louisa May Alcott, Grace Slick, Louis Auchincloss, Dorothea Dix, George B. McClellan, Cyrus McCormick, J. P. Morgan, Charles Dana Gibson, Clarence Almon Torrey, Kingman Brewster Jr., Nelson, David, and Winthrop Rockefeller, Archibald MacLeish, Clarence Day, Warren G. Harding, Humphrey Bogart, Harriet Monroe, Admiral George Dewey, Thomas E. Dewey, George Gallup, Spencer W. Kimball, Martha Graham, Laura Ingalls Wilder, George F. Kennan, Robert Lansing, Brewster Kahle, James Taylor, Boris Johnson, Tammy Duckworth, Seth Low, Oliver Platt, Alec Baldwin, and would-be presidential assassin John Hinckley, Jr.

To the best of our knowledge, Alice Freeman is the only seventeenth-century immigrant to New England proven to be both descended from an English monarch and an ancestor of the current British royal family. (Corrections welcome.) Thus:

Aethelred II "Unraed", King of England (~968-1016) = Aelfgifu (~970-~1002)
Aelfgifu = Uchtred, Earl of Northumbria (~970-1016)
Ealdgyth of Northumbria = Maldred (~1009-1045)
Gospatric of Dunbar, Earl of Northumbria (~1044-~1074)
Gospatric of Dunbar, Earl of Lothian (d. 1138)
Juliana of Dunbar = Ralph de Merlay (d. 1160)
Roger de Merlay (d. 1188) = Alice de Stuteville (d. 1219)
Agnes de Merlay = Richard Gobion (d. 1230)
Hugh Gobion (d. 1275) = Matilda (d. ~1271)
Joan Gobion (d. >1312) = John de Morteyn (d. 1296)
John de Morteyn (d. 1346) = Joan de Rothwell
Lucy de Morteyn (d. ~1361) = John Giffard (1301-1369)
Thomas Giffard (~1345-1394) = Elizabeth de Missenden (d. 1367)
Roger Giffard (~1367-1409) = Isabel Stretley
Thomas Giffard (1408-1469) = Eleanor Vaux
John Giffard (~1431-~1506) = Agnes Wynslow
Thomas Giffard (d. 1511) = Jane Langston (d. 1535)
Amy Giffard (d.~1488) = Richard Samwell (d. 1519)
Susanna Samwell (~1511-~1586) = Peter Edwards (~1490-~1550)
Edward Edwards (~1537-~1592) = Ursula Coles (d. 1606)
Margaret Edwards (1565-~1637) = Henry Freeman (~1564-1606)
Alice Freeman (~1595-1658) = John Tompson (d. 1626)
Dorothy Thompson (1624->1709) = Thomas Parke (1615-1709)
Dorothy Parke (d. >1707) = Joseph Morgan (1646-1704)
Margaret Morgan (b. 1686) = Ebenezer Hibbard (1682-1732)
Keziah Hibbard (b. 1722) = Caleb Bishop (1717-1785)
Lucy Bishop (1747-1783) = Benejah Strong (1740-1809)
Dr. Joseph Strong (1770-1812) = Rebecca Young (1779-1862)
Eleanor Strong (1805-1863) = John Wood (1785-1848)
Ellen Wood (1831-1877) = Franklin H. Work (1819-1911)
Frances Ellen Work (1857-1947) = James Boothby Burke Roche (1851-1920)
Edmund Maurice Burke Roche (1885-1955) = Ruth Sylvia Gill (1908-1993)
Frances Ruth Burke Roche (1936-2004) = Edward John Spencer (1924-1992)
Diana Frances Spencer (1961-1997) = Charles, Prince of Wales (1948- )
William Arthur Philip Louis, Duke of Cambridge (1982- )

In addition, Alice Freeman's descent to General McClellan:

John Tompson (d. 1626) = Alice Freeman (1595-1658)
Dorothy Thompson (1624->1709) = Thomas Parke (1615-1709)
Martha Parke (b. 1646) = Isaac Wheeler
Martha Wheeler (d. 1745) = John Williams (d. 1702)
Eunice Williams (1702-1772) = Joseph Gallup (1695-1760)
Lucy Gallup = James Eldredge
Eunice Eldredge = James McClellan
Dr. George McClellan (1796-1847) = Elizabeth Sophia Brinton (1800-1889)
George Brinton McClellan (1826-1885)

And to Warren G. Harding:

Alice Freeman (~1595->1658) = John Tompson (d. 1626)
Dorothy Tompson (1624-1709) = Thomas Parke (1619-1709)
Dorothy Parke (d. >1707) = Joseph Morgan (1646-1704)
Rev. Joseph Morgan (1671->1738) = Sarah Emmons (~1678->1706)
Dorothy Morgan (1697->1747) = Henry Van Kirk (1700-~1776)
Henry Van Kirk (1740-1798)
William Van Kirk (1763-1826) = Deborah Watters
Charity Malvina Van Kirk (~1803-1878) = Isaac Haines Dickerson (~1802-1867)
Phoebe Elizabeth Dickerson (1843-1910) = George Tyron Harding (1844-1928)
Warren Gamaliel Harding (1865-1923)

And to, of all people, Boris Johnson:

John Tompson (d. 1626) = Alice Freeman (1595-1658)
Dorothy Thompson (1624->1709) = Thomas Parke (1615-1709)
Dorothy Parke (1652-1707) = Joseph Morgan (1646-1704)
Dorothy Morgan (1676-1759) = Ebenezer Witter (1668-1712)
Mary Witter (b. 1696) = Jeremiah Tracy (b. 1682)
Jeremiah Tracy (b. 1719) = Margaret Huntington
Solomon Tracy (1756-1835) = Mary Wells (~1864-1848)
Hila Tracy (1799-~1841) = Jonathan Nobles (~1792-~1870)
Maria Nobles (~1823-~1880) = Judson Holcomb (~1819-~1880)
Clara Holcomb (1848-1927) = Henry Clinton Porter (1851-1922)
Helen Tracy Porter (1876-1963) = Elias Avery Lowe (1879-1969)
Frances Beatrice Lowe = Sir James Edmund Sanford Fawcett (1913-1991)
Charlotte Offlow Fawcett (1942-2021) = Stanley Patrick Johnson (1940- )
Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson (1964- ), UK Prime Minister 2019-

(Freakishly, because everything about Boris Johnson is freakish, Boris Johnson is also a descendant of Alice Freeman's second husband Robert Parke, via his first wife Martha Chaplin.)