Relation of Amos Bronson Alcott and
Louisa May Alcott
to some of their South Carolina Relatives.
This chart shows the relation of Amos Bronson Alcott and his daughter, Louisa May Alcott, to some of their South Carolina relatives. On the top are the common progenitors; to the left are the successive South Carolina generations as they proceed down from the common progenitor. To the right are the successive New England generations as they proceed down from the common progenitor. Those in the first generation down are siblings. The next generation are first cousins, the next generation are second cousins and so on.
Common
Progenitors
John
Brownson (1602-1680, immigrant)
(Francis
Hills)
Siblings
John Brownson (1642-1711) Isaac
Brounson (1645-1719)
(Hannah Scott, Farmington, Ct.) (Mary Roote,
Hartford-Waterbury, Ct.)
(Dorchester SC)
First Cousins
Isaac
Brownson, Sr. (1680-1733) John
Bronson (1678-1746)
(Margaret) (Mary
Hickok, Farmington, Waterbury)
Second
Cousins
Isaac
Brownson (1706-1770) John
Bronson (1701-1785)
(Mary
Neilson) (Comfort Baldwin, Northbury, Ct)
Third
Cousins
David
Brunson (1729-1784) Capt.
Amos Bronson (1729-1819)
(Elizabeth
Cantey) (Anna
Blakeslee, Plymouth, Ct., Waterbury, Ct.)
Fourth
Cousins
Margaret
Brunson (b. 1766) Anna
Bronson (1773-1863)
(Isaac
David) (Joseph C. Alcott, Jerico, New
London)
Fifth
Cousins
George
B. David (1793-1849) Amos Bronson Alcott
(1799-1888)
(Abigail May)
Sixth
Cousins
Elizabeth
Margaret “Lizzie” David (1831-1887) Louise
May Alcott (1832-1888)
(Charles
H. Jones)
Seventh
Cousins
Francis
Ellen Jones (1858-1931)
(Robert
F. “Bob” Jones)
Eighth
Cousins
Annie
M. Jones (1884-1950)
(Claude
Hogan)
Hazel
Hogan
(Edward
Terrar)
