Family Lines

Six interconnected lines from 1627 to the present. Tap any ancestor.

Eleven locations from Devon to Nantucket. Filter by family.

The medieval Coffin line — fourteen generations at one Devon estate, 1066 to 1620.

Nine generations from William Swift I to Le Roy Warren Swift. Cape Cod roots since 1627.

Five PID-verified generations. The bridge between the Jenkins, Green, and Swift families.

The eleven families who purchased the island in 1659.

Tristram Coffin’s American story — 1609 to the 19th century.

The connection to Franklin through Peter Folger of Nantucket.

Indentured servant freed by Peter Folger. Grandmother of Benjamin Franklin.

From Nantucket whaling to founding America’s department store.

Maternal grandfather’s line, from Ireland through Cape Cod.

Two families united by marriage. Five generations told through annotated photographs.

Rachel Warren and Elizabeth Arden — identified from photo labels, April 2026.

Herbert Miller Wall, the barquentine White Wing, Michael Thornton from Galway.

Irish roots, Rep. John J. Long, the Kennedy letters, Fall River.

Four confirmed direct ancestors aboard: Degory Priest, Richard Warren, Francis Cooke, Stephen Hopkins.

From the ancient kingdom of Uí Maine in Connacht to the political families of Fall River. Motto: Non metuo.

Patrick John Manion, Honora Carrabine, and 7 children.

Traced through Annie Sullivan into the Long family.

Into French Canada — over 100 ancestors, founding families of New France.

Four Green officers with vacant Cincinnati seats. Strongest active lead.

Two Revolutionary War officers connected to the family tree.

One brother became a Patriot. The other became a Loyalist general.

A Coffin cousin held the barricade at Près-de-Ville.

Abolitionist, women’s rights pioneer, Seneca Falls.

Knights, lords, and advisors to monarchs.

The disputed Wampanoag connection.