GENERATION ONE:
William Bartholomew and Fridewide Metcalfe of Mass.
GENERATION TWO:
William Bartholomew married Anna Lord
GENERATION THREE:
William Bartholomew (b. 1640-1) married in Roxbury, Massachusetts on December 1663 to Mary Johnson, daughter of Capt. Isaac Johnson and Elizabeth Porter. Mary was born April 24, 1642, and was living in Branford, Connecticut, in 1705.
GENERATION FOUR:
Andrew Bartholomew was born October 11, 1670 and christened December 4, 1670, in Roxbury, Massachusetts. Andrew lived in Branford, Woodstock, and Wallingford. Andrew died in Wallingford between 1752 and 1755. He married Hannah Frisbee in 1698. Hannah was born January 27, 1681/2 and died on February 2, 1741. Hannah was the daughter of John Frisbee and Ruth Bowers.
GENERATION FIVE:
Joseph Bartholomew was born May 6, 1721 in Branford, Conn. He married, in Wallingford, on January 13, 1741/2 to Mary Sexton, and when Joseph died on October 27, 1781, she married (2) Benjamin Atwater. Mary died in 1814 (age 95). Joseph was a farmer in the SE part of Wallingford, near Branford.
GENERATION SIX:
Andrew Bartholomew was born in Wallingford, Conn. on January 24, 1744. He married (1) Rachel Royce on January 7, 1773. Rachel was the daughter of Ruben Royce of Wallingford. Rachel died on July 3, 1802. (2) Sarah Hubbell who died in 1830. Andrew died July 17, 1818 (age 74). Andrew was a farmer. He and his father commanded the military company of the town. They were said to be dark-skinned and large in built. The will of Andrew Bartholomew was dated August 3, 1818. Andrew's brother marred (2) Damarius Hall.
Rachel Royce's father was the son of Joseph Royce, Jr. and Anna Andrews. His grandfather was Joseph Royce and Mary Porter. His great-grandfather was Nehemiah Royce and Hannah Morgan |
GENERATION SEVEN:
Noyes Dana Bartholomew was born April 2, 1785 in Wallingford, Conn.
Noyes married Elizabeth Hall. Noyes died in Galesburg, Illinois March 11, 1869 (age 84)
Elizabeth Hall was the daughter of Samuel Hall(IV) and Elizabeth Parsons. Elizabeth was born March 11, 1790 and died October 30, 1869 (age 80).
Noyes was in the War of 1812. In 1837, he moved to Newburg, Illinois and built their first school house and Congressional Church. Noyes was a Whig up to 1856, then he joined the Republican party. He was also a farmer.
GENERATION EIGHT:
Edward Franklin Bartholomew was born August 8, 1828 in Wallingford, Conn. He married Cordelia Kellogg, twin sister of Cornelia Kellogg. Cordelia was the daughter of Edward Kellogg and Jane Hall. Her grandparents were Ephraim Kellogg, Jr. and Jane Ashley
Edward traveled to California in the fall of 1849, and his traveling group got lost in the mountains and did not reach their destination until February 1850.
In 1853, Edward returned to Illinois, and in 1862, he registered to fight in the Civil War. Edward was discharged from service in 1862, with a disability, after getting wounded. Edward had a hardware and agricultural implement business, in 1862, in Mound City, Kansas. Then in 1879, he went into the grocery business with his brother, Samuel Dana Bartholomew in Buena Vista, Colorado. Later on he is living in Pueblo, Colorado.
GENERATION NINE:
Sophia Aurelia Bartholomew was born March 19, 1859. She married Charles Claude Runner on June 7, 1881.
GENERATION TEN:
Waldo Errol Runner, a railroad executive, married Virginia May McLanahan. Waldo and Virginia had two daughters: Bernice and Margaret Ruth Runner. They also had a brother, Melvin. Waldo lived into his 90's.
GENERATION ELEVEN:
Clinton Eastwood was born June 11, 1906 and died July 22, 1970, of a heart attack. Ruth's brother, Melvin also died of a heart attack in 1928 (at age 63). And Clinton's mother, Jesse Anderson died of cancer. Clinton married Margaret Ruth Runner was born September 1, 1909/10 and died October 16, 1992 in Sonoma, California. Clinton was a steelworker and a migratory worker during the depression. Margaret Ruth Eastwood married again, on October 1972, to John Belden Wood. Margaret and John first met when they were both on a Hawaiian vacation.
Clinton and Ruth met in Piedmont, California, when he was fifteen and she was thirteen. Clinton was the captain of their high school's football team, a member of the swimming team, and was an all-around out-going young man. Ruth wanted to be a ballet dancer, but when she grew too tall, all that ended. Clint Jr. would never forget his father's death, it greatly affected him and he vowed to eat well and to exercise to keep himself healthy.
GENERATION TWELVE:
Jeanne Eastwood
Clinton Eastwood, Jr. was born May 31, 1930 at 5:35 p.m., in Saint Francis Hospital, San Francisco, California. He weighed in at 11 lbs, 6 oz. and set a record for the hospital. Clint graduated from Oakland Technical High School in 1948. By 1950, he was in the Army Special Services at Ford Ord, Monterey, California. In the army he met actors David Janssen and Martin Milner. They told him to move to Los Angeles, which he did in 1954, after his military service was complete. Clint took a screen test and signed a contract with Universal Studios. One year before this he married Margaret Johnson. Clinton, Jr. went on to be a actor, director, producer, and composer. Clint married (1) Margaret "Maggie" Johnson . a model, on December 1953 (at age 23). Maggie was a bathing suit model and, they divorced in 1980. Clint married (2) Dina Ruiz, a former TV anchor woman, on March 31, 1996, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Clint and Dina's daughter is named Morgan [b.1997].
Clint owns a 22-acre Mission Ranch in Carmel, California, where he once served as mayor.
MOVIES:
Mystic River was his 24th feature film as a director. The Movie earned the following awards [see table below].
ACADEMY AWARDS:
Best Actor in a Leading Role - Sean Penn ART DIRECTOR'S GUILD: Excellence in Production Design Award for a Feature Film/Contemporary Film - Henry Bumstead BOSTON FILM CRITICS AWARD: BSFC Award Best Ensemble Cast
Sean Penn ALso won "Best Picture." BROADCAST FILM CRITICS ASSOCIATION AWARDS:
Won BFCA Award Best Actor - Sean Penn CANNES FILM FESTIVAL: Won Golden Coach - Clint Eastwood CHICAGO FILM CRITICS: 2004 Won CFCA Award Best Supporting Actor - Tim Robbins DALLAS/FORT WORTH FILM CRITICS: 2004 Won DFWFCA Award Best Actor - Sean Penn FLORIDA FILM CRITICS CIRCLE AWARD:
2004 Won FFCC Award Best Actor - Sean Penn GOLDEN GLOBES:
2004 Won Golden Globe Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Drama GOLDEN SATELLITE AWARDS:
Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture, Drama -Sean Penn
***Sean Penn also won for the best actor from Las Vegas Film Critics Society Awards, National Board of Review, LONDON CRITICS CIRCLE AWARD: Director of the Year - Clint Eastwood NATIONAL BOARD OF REVIEWS: 2003 Best Picture NATIONAL SOCIETY OF FILM CRITICS AWARDS, USA: 2004 Won NSFC Award Best Director - Clint Eastwood SANT JORDI AWARDS: 2004 Won Sant Jordi Best Foreign Film (Mejor Película Extranjera) - Clint Eastwood SCREEN ACTORS GUILD AWARDS: 2004 Won Actor Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role- Tim Robbins SEATTLE FILM CRITICS AWARD: Won Seattle Film Critics Award Best Supporting Actress - Marcia Gay Harden SOUTHEASTERN FILM CRITICS ASSOCIATION AWARDS: 2003 Won SEFCA Award Best Screenplay, adapted Brian Helgeland USC SCRIPTER AWARD:
2004 Won USC Scripter Award - Brian Helgeland (screenwriter)and Dennis Lehane (author) URUGUAYAN FILM CRITICS ASSOCIATION: 2003 Won UFCA Award Best Film |
CLINT TRIVIA:
On his father's side, Scott is the grandson of Clinton Eastwood and Margaret Ruth Runner. On his mother's side, Scott is the grandson of Maxwell Scott Reeves and Bertha Miriam Wordsworth.
Frances Fisher was born May 11, 1952, and she worked in New York in the soap operas: "The Edge of Night" and the "Guiding Light" for 14 years before moving to Los Angeles, California. She was in Clint's Pink Cadillac and The Unforgiven as "Strawberry Alice."
In August 2013, Dina Eastwood announced that she and her husband had been living separately for an undisclosed length of time. On October 23, 2013, Eastwood's wife filed for divorce after she withdrew her request of a separation citing irreconcilable differences. She asked for full physical custody of their 16-year-old daughter, Morgan, as well as spousal support. By this time, Eastwood, 83, was having a relationship with Erica Tomlinson-Fisher, 41.
CLINT'S SCHOOLING:
Oakland Technical High School in Oakland, California
Los Angeles City College, Los Angeles, California, where he was earning a degree in Business under the GI. Bill. However, he never graduated.
His daughter Alison lists Clints favorite things as: popcorn, movies, and pumpkin pie.
Clint: The Life and Legend by Patrick McGillian, was the subject of a $10 million dollar lawsuit against the author saying that his book shredded his image as a family man. This book lists a teenage starlett name Jill Banner; Inger Stevens; JoAnn Harris, Catherine Deneuve, Sondra Locke, and Sean Seberg as Clint's mistresses.
MORE ON CLINT EASTWOOD:
Birth name Clinton Eastwood Jr. Occupation Actor, Director, Producer Birthday May 31, 1930 (86 in 2016) Sign Gemini Chinese Sign Horse (element: Metal) Birthplace San Francisco, California, USA Height 6' 4" (1m93) Awards 2003 Screen Actors Guild Awards: Life Achievement Award 1993 Academy Awards: Best Director (for Unforgiven) 1993 Golden Globe Awards: Best Director - Motion Picture (for Unforgiven) 1989 Golden Globe Awards: Best Director - Motion Picture (for Bird) 1988 Golden Globe Awards: Cecil B. DeMille Award Information from filmbug.com |
Clint Eastwood's Mayflower Line
Clint and I Showing our trees.
SOURCES:
Bartholomew, Jr., George Wells. Record of the Bartholomew Family. Salem, Mass.: Salem Press, 1883 (copied in 2002).
"Clint Eastwood" by Dennis McCafferty. USA Weekend January 23-25, 2004.
Roberts, Gary Boyd. "The New England Ancestry of Clint Eastwood" - Printed for the New England Historical and Genealogical Society - Publication #65
Schickel, Richard. Clint Eastwood. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1996.
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