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Rapporto Di Parentela John Fitzgerald Kennedy 20/02/2017 Rapporto di parentela John Fitzgerald Kennedy Nome Grado di parentela Data di nascita Compagno/a Jacqueline Bouvier Moglie 28.07.1929 Fratelli e sorelle Joseph Patrick Kennedy Jr. Fratello JUL 1915 Rosemary Kennedy Sorella SEP 1918 Kathleen Kennedy Sorella 1920 Eunice Mary Kennedy Sorella JUL 1921 Patricia Kennedy Sorella 06.05.1924 Robert Francis Kennedy Fratello 20.11.1925 Jean Ann Kennedy Sorella 20.02.1928 Edward Moore Kennedy Fratello 22.02.1932 Figli Arabella Kennedy Figlia 1956 Caroline Bouvier Figlia 27.11.1957 John Fitzgerald Kennedy JR Figlio 25.11.1960 Patrick Bouvier Kennedy Figlio 07.08.1963 Genitori Joseph Patrick Kennedy Padre 06.09.1888 Rose Fitzgerald Madre 22.07.1890 Nome Grado di parentela Data di nascita Nonni John F. Fitzgerald Nonno Mary Augusta Hickey Nonna Patrick Joseph Kennedy Nonno 14.01.1858 Mary Josephine HANNON Nonna 31.10.1865 Bisnonni Margaret Martha Field Bisnonna 1813 Bridget Murphy Bisnonna 1821 Patrick Kennedy Bisnonno 1823 Thomas FitzGerald Bisnonno 04.12.1823 Michael Hannon Bisnonno 29.09.1832 Mary Ann FitzGerald Bisnonna 27.05.1834 Rose Anna Cox Bisnonna 1835 James Hickey Bisnonno 1836 Trisavoli Patrick Kennedy Tr i s a v o l o 1760 Mrs Patrick Kennedy Tr i s a v o l a 1765 Patrick Field Tr i s a v o l o 1786 Edmond ( Edward) Fitzgerald Tr i s a v o l o 1788 Mary Sheehy Tr i s a v o l a 1788 Michael Francis Fitzgerald Tr i s a v o l o 1788 John Hannon Tr i s a v o l o 1789 Nome Grado di parentela Data di nascita Trisavoli Michael Hickey Tr i s a v o l o 1790 Linnehan ( Lenihan) Tr i s a v o l a 1791 Eellen Noonan Tr i s a v o l a 1793 Ellen Wilmot Tr i s a v o l a 1797 Philip Cox Tr i s a v o l o 1798 Catherine Hasset Tr i s a v o l a 1800 Mary Tr i s a v o l a 1800 Quadrisavoli John Kennedy Quadrisavolo 1739 Bridget Swallow Quadrisavola 1742 Bridget Quadrisavola 1770 Genitori dei Quadrisavoli John Kennedy Genitore del Quadrisavolo 1715 Mrs. John Kennedy Genitore della Quadrisavola 1720 Nonni dei Quadrisavoli Thomas Kennedy Nonno del Quadrisavolo 1690 Mary Willson Nonno della Quadrisavola 1695 Bisnonni dei Quadrisavoli Mrs Thomas Kennedy Bisnonno della Quadrisavola 1650 Thomas Kennedy Bisnonno del Quadrisavolo 1680 Nome Grado di parentela Data di nascita Suoceri John Vernou Bouvier III. Suocero 19.05.1891 Janet Norton Lee Suocera 03.12.1907 Cognati e Cognate Stephen Edward Smith Fratello acquisito (cognato) Virginia Joan Bennett Sorella acquisita (cognata) Robert Sargent Shriver Jr. Fratello acquisito (cognato) 09.11.1915 William John Robert Cavendish Fratello acquisito (cognato) 10.12.1917 Peter Lawford Fratello acquisito (cognato) 07.09.1923 Ethel Skakel Sorella acquisita (cognata) 1928 Caroline Lee Bouvier Sorella acquisita (cognata) 03.03.1933 Nipoti maschio e femmina (di zii) Amanda Smith Nipote femmina (di zii) Christopher Lawford Nipote maschio (di zii) Robin Lawford Nipote femmina (di zii) Stephen Smith Nipote maschio (di zii) Sydney Lawford Nipote femmina (di zii) Timothy Shriver Nipote maschio (di zii) Victoria Lawford Nipote femmina (di zii) Kathleen Hartington Nipote femmina (di zii) 04.07.1951 Joseph Patrick Kennedy Nipote maschio (di zii) 1952 Jr. Robert Francis Kennedy Nipote maschio (di zii) 1953 Nome Grado di parentela Data di nascita Nipoti maschio e femmina (di zii) Robert Sargent Shriver III. Nipote maschio (di zii) 28.04.1954 David Anthony Kennedy Nipote maschio (di zii) 1954 Mary Courtney Kennedy Nipote femmina (di zii) 1955 Maria Shriver Nipote femmina (di zii) 06.11.1955 Michael L. Kennedy Nipote maschio (di zii) 1957 Mary Kerry Kennedy Nipote femmina (di zii) 1958 Kara Ann Kennedy Nipote femmina (di zii) MAR 1960 William Kennedy Smith Nipote maschio (di zii) SEP 1960 Jr. Edward More Kennedy Nipote maschio (di zii) 26.09.1961 Christopher George Kennedy Nipote maschio (di zii) 04.06.1963 Patrick Joseph Kennedy Nipote maschio (di zii) AUG 1963 Mark Kennedy Shriver Nipote maschio (di zii) FEB 1964 Matthew Maxwell Taylor Kennedy Nipote maschio (di zii) 09.01.1965 Anthony Paul Shriver Nipote maschio (di zii) 20.07.1965 Douglas Harriman Kennedy Nipote maschio (di zii) 24.03.1967 Rory Elizabeth Kennedy Nipote femmina (di zii) 12.12.1968 Zii e Zie Frances Benedict Kennedy Zio 1891 Loretta Kennedy Zia 1892 Margaret Kennedy Zia 1898 Nome Grado di parentela Data di nascita Prozio e Prozia Andrew Kennedy Prozii 1850 Mary Ann Kennedy Prozia 1850 Mary Kennedy Prozia 09.08.1851 Mary Kennedy Prozia 09.08.1851 Johanna Kennedy Prozia 04.12.1852 Mich Kennedy Prozii 1853 John Kennedy Prozii 04.01.1854 Margaret Kennedy Prozia 18.07.1855 Frank Kennedy Prozii 1856 Thomas Kennedy Prozii 1859 William Kennedy Prozii 1860 Zii e Zie acquisiti distanti Humphrey Mahoney Pro zio acquisito John T. Caulfield Pro zio acquisito Laurence Kane Pro zio acquisito Genitori dei suoceri Edith Leaman Bisnonna acquisita 1840 William Robert Sergeant Bisnonno acquisito 1840 John Vernon Bonvier Bisnonno acquisito 25.03.1843 Caroline Maslin Ewing Bisnonna acquisita 11.08.1844 Dr. James Lee Bisnonno acquisito 1852 Nome Grado di parentela Data di nascita Genitori dei suoceri Mary Norton Bisnonna acquisita 1852 Maud Frances Sargeant Nonna acquisita 1864 John Vernou Bouvier Jr. Nonno acquisito 12.08.1865 James Thomas Lee Nonno acquisito 02.10.1877 Margaret A. Merritt Nonna acquisita 1879.
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