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How were Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Roosevelt related?
Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt were distant (fifth) cousins. Franklin's wife, Eleanor Roosevelt , was Theodore's niece .
Were Franklin and Theodore Roosevelt cousins?
Eleanor Roosevelt was the niece of Theodore Roosevelt. Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt were fifth cousins, once removed.
Was the FD Roosevelt related to Teddy Roosevelt?
Yes, Franklin Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelt were fifth cousins.
Was Theodore Roosevelt the father of Franklin Roosevelt?
No, they were distant cousins. Theodore Roosevelt was Franklin D. Roosevelt's fifth cousin, once removed. Theodore Roosevelt was also Eleanor Roosevelt's uncle; she was FDR's wife.
What us presidents are distant cusins?
Franklin Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelt were cousins.
How many Franklins?
there was 1 Franklin Roosevelt who was fifth cousins with Theodore Roosevelt.
Was Franklin d Roosevelt realated to Theodore Roosevelt?
Yes they were distant cousins
Were Franklin D. Roosevelt and theodoore Roosevelt related?
US Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Delano Roosevelt were related. Theodore Roosevelt was FDR's 5th cousin.
Presidents that were distant cousins?
Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Roosevelt were 5th cousins, and James Madison and Zachary Taylor were 2nd cousins.
How were Franklin D Roosevelt and Teddy Roosevelt related?
Theodore Roosevelt (26th US President) and Franklin D. Roosevelt (32nd President) were fifth cousins through their common ancestor of Nicholas Roosevelt. In 1905, FDR married Theodore's niece, Eleanor Roosevelt, also his cousin.
How were T Roosevelt and FD Roosevelt related?
Theodore Roosevelt's brother, Elliot, is the father of Eleanor Roosevelt. Eleanor Roosevelt is married to Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Who were Franklin D. Roosevelt's Brothers?
I think there related They are not brothers. They are, however, distantly related. They were fifth cousins. Teddy Roosevelt was actually more closely related FDR's wife Eleanor, who was his niece.
