Eight Generations Back from the Leading Edge

This list includes individuals in the generation eight steps back from ("earlier than") the leading-edge generation of the Twenty-first Century. For a different generation, click either of the buttons at the side.

Which type of list would you like to see for this generation?

• Alphabetical list
• List arranged by family line

On the page for any individual, clicking Descent chart will give you a chart showing the line of descent from that individual to ancestors in Generation 4. You can also see a descent chart by clicking any "(our ancestor)" link.

Bean, Levi, 1794-1870 (Transcendental Generation)

Beard, Mary, 1789-1824 (Compromise Generation)

Burrill, Esther, 1790-1883 (Compromise Generation)

Edmands, Lott, 1791-1877 (Compromise Generation)

Findley, John, II

Fisk, Nancy, 1785-1864 (Compromise Generation)

Francis, Vesta V. W., 1799-1878 (Transcendental Generation)

Fry, Susan, 1800-1885 (Transcendental Generation)

Hinchcliff, John, 1796-1877 (Transcendental Generation)

Mansfield, Ephraim, 1790-1841 (Compromise Generation)

Phelps, Mary, 1802-1866 (Transcendental Generation)

Richie, John

Stickney, Abraham, IV, 1787-1839 (Compromise Generation)

Waite, Annie

Wilson, Daniel M., 1788-1869 (Compromise Generation)

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Family Line List

On the page for any individual, clicking Descent chart will give you a chart showing the line of descent from that individual to ancestors in Generation 4. You can also see a descent chart by clicking any "(our ancestor)" link.

• Phelps, Mary, 1802-1866 (Transcendental Generation)

• Stickney, Abraham, IV, 1787-1839 (Compromise Generation)
• Beard Line
• Beard, Mary, 1789-1824 (Compromise Generation)

• Fry, Susan, 1800-1885 (Transcendental Generation)

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Click one of the following:

See the generation earlier.		See the generation list.		See the generation later.

See ancestors who emigrated from the Old World, crossed the Atlantic Ocean, and immigrated to America.		See the earliest ancestors we have record of in each family line, whether in the Old World or the New.

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