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Adams, John Quincy (1767-1848), sixth president of the United States (1825-29), who combined brilliant statesmanship with skillful diplomacy. As secretary of state (1817-25) he ranks among the ablest holders of the office, and he played a major role in formulating American foreign policy. As an eight-term member of the House of Representatives (1831-48) he was a leading defender of freedom of speech and a spokesman for the antislavery cause.
Early Career
Adams was born in Braintree (now Quincy), Massachusetts, on July 11, 1767, the eldest son of John and Abigail Adams. Remarkably precocious, at the age of 12 he accompanied his father to Europe. He served as French translator to Francis Dana (1743-1811), U.S. minister to Russia, in 1781-83 and as his father's secretary in 1783, during the peace negotiations that ended the American Revolution. He graduated from Harvard College and opened a law office in Boston.
Adams's Publicole essays, attacking the views Thomas Paine expressed in the Rights of Man, won him early political recognition. In 1793 President George Washington named him minister to Holland and then sent him to London to aid John Jay in negotiations with the British (Jay's Treaty). In London he met Louisa Catherine Johnson (1775-1852), whom he married in 1797; it was a happy union, marked by deep affection. That same year he became minister to Prussia, with which he concluded a pact incorporating the neutral rights provisions of Jay's Treaty.
In 1801 Adams was elected to the Massachusetts Senate and two years later to the U.S. Senate. Although a Federalist, he followed an independent course. Adams's support of the Louisiana Purchase and his endorsement of President Thomas Jefferson's policy of commercial warfare led to a break with his party and his resignation in 1808. The following year President James Madison appointed him minister to Russia, where he did much to encourage Czar Alexander's friendly feelings toward the U.S. As one of the delegates sent to Ghent to negotiate an end to the War of 1812, Adams found the British commissioners so intransigent that he had to approve a peace treaty (1814) that fell short of U.S. expectations. In 1815 he was appointed minister to Great Britain, where he did much to ease tensions resulting from the war.
Secretary of State
In 1817 President James Monroe chose Adams as his secretary of state, inaugurating a long and harmonious association, for the two men agreed on basic foreign policy aims. Both were expansionists, and both wanted the U.S. to follow a course distinct from that of the European powers. Monroe closely controlled foreign policy but relied heavily on the advice of Adams, who was an adroit negotiator. Adams's state papers are among the most brilliant ever penned by a secretary of state. With Monroe's support, he forced Spain to cede Florida and to make a favorable settlement of the Louisiana boundary in the Transcontinental Treaty drafted in 1819. His protracted negotiations with the French minister on outstanding issues between the two countries were less successful. The treaty concluded in 1822 only provided for a gradual reduction of France's discriminatory tariff, leaving other questions unsettled. His efforts to persuade Great Britain to open its West Indian trade to American ships were unsuccessful.
Adams did not share Monroe's apprehension that the European powers might intervene to suppress the South American revolutions and restore Spain's authority in its colonies. He was concerned, however, about Russian expansion on the west coast and thus welcomed Monroe's decision to formulate in his annual message of December 1823 a declaration (later known as the Monroe Doctrine) expressing American opposition to European intervention in the Americas. At Adams's suggestion, Monroe added a statement declaring that the U.S. regarded the western hemisphere as closed to further European colonization. As a result, Adams obtained a pledge from Russia to remain north of latitude 54'40". The British, however, refused to vacate the Columbia River area.
President
In 1824 Adams was involved in a bitter presidential contest in which none of the four candidates obtained a majority in the electoral college. Adams, with 84 votes (all from New England), ran behind Andrew Jackson (99) but ahead of William H. Crawford (41) and Henry Clay (37). Victory went to Adams in the House of Representatives, when Clay supported him.
Adams's choice of Clay as secretary of state led to a charge (probably unfounded) of a corrupt bargain in effect, that Clay had purchased the office with his votes.
Adams's presidency was marred by the incessant hostility of the combined Jackson and Crawford supporters in Congress, which prevented Adams from executing his envisaged nationalist program. His proposals for the creation of a department of the interior were rebuffed. Only after acrimonious debate did he obtain the appointment of delegates to a congress of the American nations in Panama (1826). Committed to the idea of a protective tariff, Adams in 1828 was maneuvered into signing the grossly unfair Tariff of Abominations, thereby alienating the South, as his enemies hoped he would. He steadfastly refused to use the federal patronage to strengthen his party support, allowing his postmaster general to appoint Jackson backers. In the election of 1828, pilloried as an aristocrat favoring special interests, Adams was overwhelmingly defeated by Jackson (178 to 83 electoral votes).
Later Congressional Service
Two years after the end of his presidency, Adams returned to politics, entering the House of Representatives. Now nominally a Whig, he still followed an independent course. For ten years he chaired the Committee on Manufacturers, which drafted tariff bills. He lauded Jackson's firm resistance to southern attempts to nullify the tariff of 1832, but condemned the compromise tariff of 1833 (not drafted by his committee) as being too great a concession to the nullificationists. After 1835 he was identified with the antislavery forces, although not with the abolitionists. Every year from 1836 to 1844 he led the fight to lift the gag rule that had ordered the tabling of all resolutions concerning slavery. He triumphed in 1844, when it was rescinded.
A vigorous speaker, Adams earned the sobriquet Old Man Eloquent. Throughout his lifetime he kept a voluminous diary, later edited by his son, Charles Francis Adams. On February 21, 1848, he suffered a stroke on the floor of the House, and he died two days later without regaining consciousness.
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| _John A. STAPLES _______+
| | (1753 - 1826) m 1777
| _John STAPLES ___________|_Abigail STOVER ________
| | (1781 - 1865) m 1807 (.... - 1837)
| _George Goodwin STAPLES _|
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| | | _Reuben (Jr.) GRAY _____+
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| | |_Abigail ("Nabby") GRAY _|_Sarah Goodwin HERRICK _
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|_Miriam STAPLES _____________________|
(1840 - 1926) m 1858 |
| _John GRAY _____________+
| | (1740 - 1790) m 1763
| _Nathaniel GRAY _________|_Hannah GETCHELL _______
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| _Nicholas SNOW _________+
| | (1742 - 1821) m 1765
|_Elizabeth SNOW _________|_Huldah WATKINS ________
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_Eudes II, Duke of BURGUNDY ___________+
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_Hugues III, Duke of BURGUNDY ____|_Marie DE CHAMPAGNE ___________________
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_Eudes III, Duke of BURGUNDY ____________________|
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| |_Yolande D'OSSONE _______________|
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| | _Bernald IV DE SAINT-VALéRY __________+
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| | _John I ("Jean"), Count of PONTHIEU ___+
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[24849] See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beatrice_of_Burgundy.
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| | (1426 - 1481) m 1449
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(1498 - 1568) (1476 - 1503)
Compton's Encyclopedia (America Online, 1995):
CHARLES I (born 1600, ruled 1625-49) was unfortunate in that he was king of
England in the days of the Puritan Revolution and at a time when new ideas of
the rights of the people were coming into sharpest conflict with the old
theory of the divine right of kings.
Charles was the son of James I (James VI of Scotland), the first of
England's Stuart line. From his birth he was sickly. He did not learn to talk
until he was about 5 years old or to walk until he was 7. He stammered all
his life. His character was a curious mixture of weakness and stubborness. He
followed the advice of his favorite ministers because he did not trust his
own judgment, but, if he formed an opinion, he clung obstinately to it. Like
his unpopular father, he lacked the skill of understanding the desires of his
subjects and of winning their confidence.
In 1625, the year that Charles succeeded to the throne, he married a
French princess--Henrietta Maria, the daughter of Henry IV. The marriage was
unpopular in England because the queen was a zealous Roman Catholic and had
been brought up in the court of an absolute monarch. Her influence helped to
maneuver the king toward the course of action that led to his war with
Parliament.
The issue was primarily whether the king of England was an absolute king,
like the sovereigns of continental Europe, or whether his power of levying
taxes and of making laws was limited by the powers of Parliament. In addition
to this, there was a quarrel about religion. Many of Charles's subjects,
known as Puritans, wanted to simplify the Church of England's services by
omitting many of the ceremonies used by Roman Catholics. Because Charles
instead wanted to retain as many old rituals as possible, the people were
afraid that he wished to restore Catholicism.
[Charles I was the shortest British monarch at 4 feet and 9 inches.]
See http://www.englishmonarchs.co.uk/stuart_2.htm
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_Thomas HATCH _______|
| (1556 - 1584) m 1573|
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| |_Elizabeth FORTESCUE _|
| (.... - 1587) |
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_Arthur HATCH _______|
| (1577 - 1625) |
| | _John CHICHESTER ____+
| | | (1475 - 1537)
| | _Edward CHICHESTER __|_Margaret BEAUMONT __
| | | (.... - 1522) (1476 - 1507)
| | _John CHICHESTER _____|
| | | (.... - 1568) |
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| |_Cecilia CHICHESTER _|
| (1547 - ....) m 1573|
| | _William COURTENAY __+
| | | (.... - 1512)
| | _William COURTENAY __|_Cecily CHENEY ______
| | | (.... - 1535)
| |_Gertrude COURTENAY __|
| (.... - 1566) |
| | _____________________
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| |_Mary GAINSFORD _____|_____________________
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|--Thomas HATCH
| (1598 - 1661)
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| _Hugh MALLET ________|_____________________
| | (.... - 1541)
| _Richard MALLET ______|
| | (1523 - 1584) |
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| | |_Isabel MITCHELL ____|_____________________
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| _Thomas MALLET ______|
| | (.... - 1580) |
| | | _Hugh LUTTRELL ______+
| | | | (1456 - 1523) m 1487
| | | _Andrew LUTTRELL ____|_Margaret HILL ______
| | | | (1488 - 1538) (.... - 1538)
| | |_Elizabeth LUTTRELL __|
| | (1529 - 1561) |
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| | |_Margaret WYNDHAM ___|_____________________
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|_Margaret MALLET ____|
(1577 - 1625) |
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[1067] See "The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1633, Vol. II," Robert Charles Anderson (Boston: NEHGS, 1995), pp. 875-876, and "Thomas Hatch of Barnstable," by C. L. Pack, 1930. Thomas settled first at Dorchester, where he was a freeman 14 May 1634. Then he resided at Yarmouth, where he was a freeman 07 January 1639, and finally at Barnstable where he was a freeman 01 June 1641. He had land at both Yarmouth and Barnstable. His parents are not known - see notes for Arthur Hatch. See also http://home.comcast.net/~kaeh/Histories/tom-enig.html and "Thomas Hatch & His Descendants - Chronicles of a New England Family," by Laura Hatch (2002). http://www.heirmail.to/barnstable_and_falmouth_area.htm offers (with photos): "Thomas Hatch of Barnstable is first found in Dorchester in 1634, but soon moved to Yarmouth on Cape Cod, and then to Barnstable shortly after. Deeds tracing land ownership in the area were lost in a fire in 1827, but other records indicate a probable location for Thomas' property which his son, Jonathan subsequently owned. ...Thomas' only son, Jonathan, moved south, as one of the first settlers of Falmouth. The town of Falmouth honored its early settlers in 1930 with a plaque commemorating their arrival to the area." See http://www.geocities.com/~weekseekers/hatch.html and "GENEALOGY AND HISTORY OF THE HATCH FAMILY: DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS AND GRACE HATCH OF DORCHESTER, YARMOUTH AND BARNSTABLE, MASS.," Hatch Genealogy Society, 1925.
[61581]
[S377]
"New England Marriages prior to 1700," Clarence Torrey (1985)
_Aimon, Count of SAVOY ___________________+
| m 1330
_Amadeus VI, Count of SAVOY ___________|_Yolande of MONTFERRAT ___________________
| m 1355 (.... - 1342)
_Amadeus VII, Count of SAVOY _|
| m 1377 |
| | __________________________________________
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| |_Bonne DE BOURBON _____________________|__________________________________________
| m 1355
_Amadeus VIII, Duke of SAVOY _|
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| |_Bonne DE BERRY ______________|
| m 1377 |
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_Louis of SAVOY _____|
| (1413 - 1465) |
| | _Philip (VI) "of Valois", King Of FRANCE _+
| | | (1293 - 1350) m 1313
| | _John II ("the Good"), King of FRANCE _|_Jeanne ("Joan") of BURGUNDY _____________
| | | (1319 - 1364) m 1332 (1293 - 1349)
| | _Philip "The Bold" of VALOIS _|
| | | (1342 - 1404) m 1369 |
| | | | _John of Luxemburg, King of BOHEMIA ______+
| | | | | (1296 - 1346) m 1310
| | | |_Bonne of LUXEMBURG ___________________|_Elizabeth of BOHEMIA ____________________
| | | (1315 - 1349) m 1332 (1292 - 1330)
| |_Marie of BURGUNDY ___________|
| (1386 - 1428) |
| | _Louis I, Count of FLANDERS ______________+
| | | (.... - 1346)
| | _Louis II, Count of FLANDERS __________|_Margaret I, Countess of BURGUNDY ________
| | | (1330 - 1384) m 1347 (1310 - 1382)
| |_Marguerite of FLANDERS ______|
| (1350 - 1405) m 1369 |
| | _John III, Duke of BRABANT _______________+
| | | (1300 - 1355) m 1311
| |_Margaret of BRABANT __________________|_Marie of ÉVREUX ________________________
| (1323 - 1380) m 1347 (1303 - 1335)
|
|--Margaret of SAVOY
| (1439 - 1483)
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|_Anne of CYPRUS _____|
(1418 - 1462) |
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[23969] See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_of_Savoy,_Countess_of_Saint-Pol.
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_Sir John SEWALL ____|
| (1475 - 1547) |
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_John SEWELL ____________|
| (1495 - 1547) |
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_William SEWALL _____|
| (1520 - 1550) m 1540|
| | _____________________
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|--Henry SEWALL
| (1544 - 1628)
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| _John HORNE _________|
| | (1464 - 1518) |
| | | _____________________
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| _Richard Reginald HORNE _|
| | (1464 - 1524) m 1519 |
| | | _John MORTON ________
| | | | (.... - 1500)
| | | _Thomas MORETON _____|_Elizabeth PULESTON _
| | | | (1440 - 1545)
| | |_Margery MORTON _____|
| | (1464 - 1481) |
| | | _Randolph LEBOTELER _
| | | | (1390 - 1473)
| | |_Julian LEBOTELER ___|_Joan DENORBURY _____
| | (1440 - ....) (1395 - 1489)
|_Matilda HORNE ______|
(1524 - ....) m 1540|
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|_Margery LEE ____________|
(1478 - 1534) m 1519 |
| _____________________
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[37998] This person is from the unverified Spaulding Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014. A file in Ancestry.com in 2014 offers: "Henry Sewall was born before 1 Sep 1544 in Coventry, Warwickshire, England. He died on 8 Apr 1628 in Coventry, Warwickshire, England. He was buried in St. Michael's Church, Coventry, England. Henry was a linen draper and twice mayor (1598, 1606) of Coventry, England. They lived for a while in Middletown, England, but came to America because of religious differences. Henry Sewall, Sr. built a home in Groveland, Mass. When he died, Henry Sewall, Jr. sold to Samuel Worcester, who was the father of all American- born Worcesters. He was buried in the Draper's Chapel in St. Michael's Church. He made his will September 1, 1624. Henry Sewall and Margaret Grazebrook were married about 1575."