People you're related to who did notable things

[btownmeggy]

Inspired by the Star Trek thread, tell us about people you're related to who did notable things, such as be Gene Roddenberry or invent polystyrene.

I've got nothing, really. My sister once dated an NBA player. I met him when I was about 4, and I asked him if he was a giant. I imagined that he lived at the top of a beanstalk.

[Jesse, Bad Boy]

!!!!

[dcowboys055]

I am a Great Grandchild of Toni Frissell (first female staff on Sports Illustrated, world reknowned photographer), Great Great Nephew of Lewis Varick Frissell (Some Canadians should know that name), GGGGGG Grandson of Noah Phelps (Revolutionary War Hero), and GGGGGGGGGGGG (give or take a few more greats) Grandchild of William the Conqueror (by direct descent, mind you, not that "Married to this person who married that family, and way of in the distance is William the Conqueror" bullshit), and on my mothers side, I am the nephew of Lee Strobel (not too proud of that).

how the f*ck would you know that? i dont know past my great great grandparents

[Dariune]

My grandad invented Polystyrene as was mentioned.

My cousin went out with Louise Nurding (redknapp)

My dad owns a monstertruck

Infact ... im a bit of a letdown really

[Jesse, Bad Boy]

I am a Great Grandchild of Toni Frissell (first female staff on Sports Illustrated, world reknowned photographer), Great Great Nephew of Lewis Varick Frissell (Some Canadians should know that name), GGGGGG Grandson of Noah Phelps (Revolutionary War Hero), and GGGGGGGGGGGG (give or take a few more greats) Grandchild of William the Conqueror (by direct descent, mind you, not that "Married to this person who married that family, and way of in the distance is William the Conqueror" bullshit), and on my mothers side, I am the nephew of Lee Strobel (not too proud of that).

how the f*ck would you know that? i dont know past my great great grandparents

My sister is one of those family tree fanatics, but I knew about Toni and Lewis Varick from general family stories, and I also knew that we have some big past. One of my ancestors founded the Bank of New York, but I don't remember his name. The other two that I mentioned are something that I have written down because they are the most interesting.

[Sammy gags]

Somebody on my mom's side hid the king of England while someone was going to kill him or something so he made our family a crest
For people that I actually know, my sister was last years valevictorian & now goes to Dartmouth, my dad was valevictorian after graduating from Webb University & my uncle was a football team captain & my cousin had a 1000 rushing yard season this year (as fullback) & got some all-american award

[millej11]

I'm the cousin to Neal and Aaron Broten.

[edmundomcpot]

im related to a norweigen sea captain apparntly. he would be GGGGG grandad on my mums side.

[heavycola]

im related to a norweigen sea captain apparntly. he would be GGGGG grandad on my mums side.

That's a nasty stutter there, son.

Don't think anyone in my family has been terribly notable, except for LAdy Jane Grey, who was queen of England for nine days in the 1500s before she was beheaded.

[everywhere116]

I believe I am related to Louis Campau, one of the first French explorers to explore Michigan. He established several trading posts around the lower penninsula, one of which grew into a city and I am typing from right now.

[Anarkistsdream]

I am a Great-grandnephew of Geronimo.

And, by marriage, I am like... 10th cousins with Dan Marino...

[Kugelblitz22]

I once got a positive feedback from Benji.

[millej11]

I once got a positive feedback from Benji.

[DaGip]

My grandmother told me that our GGGGrandfather was Merriwether Lewis from the Lewis and Clark expidition.

[btownmeggy]

I am a Great Grandchild of Toni Frissell (first female staff on Sports Illustrated, world reknowned photographer), Great Great Nephew of Lewis Varick Frissell (Some Canadians should know that name), GGGGGG Grandson of Noah Phelps (Revolutionary War Hero), and GGGGGGGGGGGG (give or take a few more greats) Grandchild of William the Conqueror (by direct descent, mind you, not that "Married to this person who married that family, and way of in the distance is William the Conqueror" bullshit), and on my mothers side, I am the nephew of Lee Strobel (not too proud of that).

My grandfather was a muleteer.

[Guiscard]

I'm calling you out on that one Jesse... proof?

Also, I think I must know at least a hundred people who are related to Lady Jane Grey.

As for me, nothing special. Am adopted, so I could have some shining mystical past (possibly the next in line to the throne... who knows). But probably not. As for my parents, grandparents etc. etc. they all seem to have been teachers. The family tree we have researched goes back to the sixteenth century, I think, and they really are ALL teachers.

[Jamie]

From Ancestry.com. A pretty impressive list I would say
http://trees.ancestry.com/RelationFinde ... 44674&pt=1

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[Kayla]

Alright here i go

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[btownmeggy]

Holy crap, Desi Arnaz is MY 27th cousin twice removed, too!

[Kayla]

Dont diss me for being related to president, i cant help it! lol

[hecter]

Somewhere down in the family tree I'm related to a french concubine.

[Kayla]

if it was 27th youd have to go back to like 500 A.D. so i doubt that

[Jamie]

I am a Great Grandchild of Toni Frissell (first female staff on Sports Illustrated, world reknowned photographer), Great Great Nephew of Lewis Varick Frissell (Some Canadians should know that name), GGGGGG Grandson of Noah Phelps (Revolutionary War Hero), and GGGGGGGGGGGG (give or take a few more greats) Grandchild of William the Conqueror (by direct descent, mind you, not that "Married to this person who married that family, and way of in the distance is William the Conqueror" bullshit), and on my mothers side, I am the nephew of Lee Strobel (not too proud of that).

how the f*ck would you know that? i dont know past my great great grandparents

I have found one of my 12 times great grandfathers, died in 1499, and could have went back further but got bored. Go to ancestry.com and start a tree. You'll be surprised what you find. I figured out thet my wifes cousins wife is my 8th cousin, and that my sister married her 9th cousin 1 time removed. My sisters 10 times great grandfather is her husbands 9 times great grandfather. Everyone is related if you go back far enough.

[Kayla]

my g-ma is related to elvis presley

[Guiscard]

If everyone is related then i declare this thread completely pointless.