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Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt had six children, Anna Eleanor Roosevelt (1906 - 1975), James Roosevelt II (1907 - 1991), Franklin Roosevelt Jr. (1909 - 1909), Elliott Roosevelt (1910 - 1990), Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr. (1914 - 1988), and John Aspinwall Roosevelt II (1916 - 1981).
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Did Franklin D. Roosevelt marry and have kids?
Yes, He marred Eleanor Roosevelt and she bore him a daughter and four sons.
Did Eleanor Roosevelt have 4 sons and 1 daughter?
no she had five sons and one daughter but one son died
Did Benjamin Franklin have any sons?
Benjamin Franklin acknowledged an illegitimate son named William Franklin.
How many sons did Franklin D. Roosevelt have?
he had 5 children all were boys one died as a baby 2 sons were elected for the house of repisitaves
Did Benjamin Franklin have any kids?
Yes. He had 2 sons named William and Francis and a daughter named Sarah.
Did Eleanor Roosevelt have any grandchildren?
yes he did have kids he had two sons and a daughter their names are: Alice Lee Roosevelt on February 12, 1884, junior Roosevelt he was born on sagamore hill, Kermit Roosevelt.
Did rosalind Franklin have children?
she had 4 sons. Clarence, edward, ted and kecalf
How many sons of Eleanor of Aquitaine became kings?
Eleanor of Aquitaine's sons, Richard the Lionheart and John Lackland, became King of England.
What were the names of Eleanor of Aquitaine's sons?
Eleanor of Aquitaine and Henry II had eight children: five sons (William, Richard, Henry, Geoffrey and John) and three daughters (Mathilda, Eleanor and Joan).
How many of Eleanor of Aquitaine's sons became English kings?
Eleanor of Aquitaine's sons, Richard the Lionheart and John Lackland, became King of England.
What are the names of theodeor Roosevelt children all 5 of them?
Theodore Roosevelt had four sons and two daughters. The sons are Kermit, Quentin, Theodore Jr., and Archibald. The daughters were Alice Roosevelt Longworth and Ethel Roosevelt Darby.
Do aretha Franklin have kids?
She have four sons.
