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The Ford family

Six public generations of the Dearborn automobile house: from William Ford, an Irish immigrant farmer, through Henry and Clara, Edsel, Henry II and William Clay, to the cousins who still sit on the Ford board.

27 people · 7 generations

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Blood only Houses

Each dashed frame is one household — parents and the children they share. Someone who grew up in one house and heads another sits in both.

Tree Household
1861 1888 1916 1940 1947
··· Grandfather Thomas Ford
1801–1877
··· Grandmother Anne Smith
 
··· Father William Ford
1826–1905
··· Mother Mary Litogot Ford
1839–1876
··· Sister-in-law Clara Bryant
1866–1950
··· Brother Henry Ford
1863–1947
··· John Ford
1865–1927
··· Sister Margaret Ford
1867–1960
··· Sister Jane Ford
1869–1906
··· Brother William Ford Jr.
1871–1917
··· Brother Robert Ford
1873–1934
··· Nephew Edsel Bryant Ford
1893–1943
··· Eleanor Clay
1896–1976
··· Anne McDonnell
1919–1996
··· Henry Ford II
1917–1987
··· Benson Ford
1919–1978
··· Josephine Clay Ford
1923–2005
··· Martha Firestone Ford
b. 1925
··· William Clay Ford Sr.
1925–2014
··· Charlotte Ford
b. 1941
··· Anne Ford
b. 1943
··· Edsel Bryant Ford II
b. 1948
··· Benson Ford Jr.
b. 1951
··· Sheila Firestone Ford Hamp
b. 1951
··· William Clay Ford Jr.
b. 1957
··· Elena Ford
b. 1966
··· Henry Ford III
b. 1980

John Ford

1865–1927 · Man

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