Franklin Hughes Delano (M)
b. 27 July 1813, d. 23 December 1893, #213551
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     Franklin Hughes Delano was born on 27 July 1813. He was the son of Warren Delano and Deborah Church. Franklin Hughes Delano married Laura Astor on 17 September 1844. Franklin Hughes Delano died on 23 December 1893 at Villa 'Sunflower' Monte Carlo, Monaco, at age 80. No known children.
FRANKLIN HUGHES DELANO, born July 27, 1813, became a partner in the New York shipping firm of Grinnell, Minturn and Company in January 1839. In September 1844 he married Laura Astor (a daughter of William Backhouse Astor and granddaughter of John Jacob Astor). As a wedding present the couple received a portion of William Backhouse Astor's 'Rokeby' estate near Barrytown, New York; their house called 'Steen Valetje' was constructed there around 1850. Franklin H. Delano was involved in many financial ventures with his brothers Warren, Frederick, and Edward; he also had control over a large piece of property in the city of New York which his wife had inherited. He served as Consul for Chile at New York from 1840 until 1851 when he resigned that office and also retired as an active partner in Grinnell, Minturn and Company. He and his wife travelled in Europe that year; they later spent much of their time in Italy and Monte Carlo. Franklin H. Delano died in Monte Carlo in December 1893; Laura died there in 1902.

Louisa Church Delano (F)
b. 29 October 1816, d. 14 May 1846, #213552
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     Louisa Church Delano was born on 29 October 1816. She was the daughter of Warren Delano and Deborah Church. Louisa Church Delano died on 14 May 1846 at age 29. Unmarried.

Edward Delano (M)
b. 11 July 1818, d. 28 August 1881, #213553
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     Edward Delano was born on 11 July 1818. He was the son of Warren Delano and Deborah Church. Edward Delano died on 28 August 1881 at age 63. Unmarried.

Deborah Perry Delano (F)
b. 15 August 1820, d. 17 October 1846, #213554
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     Deborah Perry Delano was born on 15 August 1820. She was the daughter of Warren Delano and Deborah Church. Deborah Perry Delano died on 17 October 1846 at age 26. Unmarried.

Sarah Alvey Delano (F)
b. 22 August 1822, d. 11 August 1880, #213555
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     Sarah Alvey Delano was born on 22 August 1822. She was the daughter of Warren Delano and Deborah Church. Sarah Alvey Delano died on 11 August 1880 at age 57. Unmarried.

Susan Maria Delano (F)
b. 17 August 1825, d. 12 February 1841, #213556
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     Susan Maria Delano was born on 17 August 1825. She was the daughter of Warren Delano and Deborah Church. Susan Maria Delano died on 12 February 1841 at age 15.

(Unknown) Delano (F)
b. 20 July 1827, d. 20 July 1827, #213557
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     (Unknown) Delano died on 20 July 1827 at age 0. (Unknown) Delano was born on 20 July 1827. She was the daughter of Warren Delano and Deborah Church.

Susan Maria Delano (F)
b. 13 October 1844, d. 29 June 1846, #213558
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     Susan Maria Delano was born on 13 October 1844 at Macau, China. She was the daughter of Warren Delano II and Catherine Robbins Lyman. Susan Maria Delano died on 29 June 1846 at age 1.

Louise Church Delano (F)
b. 4 June 1846, d. May 1869, #213559
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     Louise Church Delano was born on 4 June 1846. She was the daughter of Warren Delano II and Catherine Robbins Lyman. Louise Church Delano died in May 1869 at Newburg, Essex County, Massachusetts, at age 22.

Deborah Perry Delano (F)
b. 29 August 1847, #213560
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Deborah Perry Delano was born on 29 August 1847 at Northampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Warren Delano II and Catherine Robbins Lyman. Deborah Perry Delano married an unknown person on 25 April 1867 at Paris, France.

Annie Lyman Delano (F)
b. 8 January 1849, d. 6 March 1926, #213561
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     Annie Lyman Delano was born on 8 January 1849 at New York City, New York County, New York. She was the daughter of Warren Delano II and Catherine Robbins Lyman. Annie Lyman Delano married an unknown person on 16 October 1877 at Newburgh, Orange County, New York. She died on 6 March 1926 at age 77.

Warren Delano III (M)
b. 11 July 1852, d. 9 September 1920, #213562
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     Warren Delano III was born on 11 July 1852 at Algonac-on-Hudson, Newburgh, Orange County, New York. He was the son of Warren Delano II and Catherine Robbins Lyman. Warren Delano III married an unknown person on 11 July 1876 at Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland. He died on 9 September 1920 at Barrytown, Dutchess County, New York, at age 68. He was buried at Fairhaven Cemetery, Fairhaven, Bristol County, Massachusetts. WARREN DELANO III, who inherited 'Steen Valetje' in 1894, was born at 'Algonac' in 1852. After graduating from Harvard University in 1874 he joined the management of the Union Mining Company at Mt. Savage, Maryland. In the summer of 1876 he married Jennie Walters of Baltimore. Warren III had many mining, banking and railroad interests; as a hobby he bred horses at 'Steen Valetje'. He was killed on September 9, 1920 when his horse ran into the path of an oncoming train at Barrytown, New York. At the time of his death, Delano was a director of the Union Mining Company, President of the Delano Coal Company, and Chairman of the Board of the Vinton Colliery Company.

Philippe de Lannoy Delano (M)
b. 3 February 1857, d. 12 December 1881, #213563
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     Philippe de Lannoy Delano was born on 3 February 1857. He was the son of Warren Delano II and Catherine Robbins Lyman. Philippe de Lannoy Delano died on 12 December 1881 at age 24. He was buried at Fairhaven Cemetery, Fairhaven, Bristol County, Massachusetts.

Catherine Robbins Delano (F)
b. 24 May 1860, #213564
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     Catherine Robbins Delano was born on 24 May 1860. She was the daughter of Warren Delano II and Catherine Robbins Lyman. Catherine Robbins Delano married an unknown person on 12 April 1882 at Newburgh, Orange County, New York. She married an unknown person on 8 August 1893 at New York City, New York County, New York.

Frederick Adrian Delano (M)
b. 10 September 1863, d. 28 March 1953, #213565
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     Frederick Adrian Delano was born on 10 September 1863 at Hong Kong, China. He was the son of Warren Delano II and Catherine Robbins Lyman. Frederick Adrian Delano married an unknown person on 22 November 1888 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. He died on 28 March 1953 at Washington, District of Columbia, at age 89. Frederic Adrian Delano, Franklin D. Roosevelt's uncle, was born in Hong Kong, China on September 10, 1863. His father , Warren Delano II, was at that time a partner in the shipping firm of Russell and Company based in that city.
A few years later the Delano family returned to 'Algonac', the family home near Newburgh, New York and Delano spent much of his childhood there.
After graduating from Harvard University in 1885, Frederic A. Delano began a railroad career as a apprentice machinist with the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad.
He eventually became General Manager of the company, serving in that position from 1901 through 1904. In 1905 he was named president of the Wabash Railroad ; in January 1914 he assumed the presidency of the Monon Railroad. Resigning that position on August 10, 1914, he accepted appointment to a six-year term on the Federal Reserve Board. In 1918 he resigned as Vice-Chairman of the Board and entered the army as a Major in the U.S. Engineering Corps.
He served as director of transportation at Paris, France, attaining the rank of Colonel. In 1921 the United States Government awarded him the Distinguished Service Medal for his wartime service.
The Supreme Court of the United States named Mr. Delano as Receiver in the Red River Boundry Case (Okalhoma v. Texas) in April 1920 and he served in that capacity until the court issued its final decree on June 1, 1925. The following December he was appointed President of the League of Nations Commission of Enquiry into Production of Opium in Persia In 1926 the Commission visited Persia to survey the local economy with the aim of proposing financial substitute for the production of Opium.
Frederic A. Delano also had a deep interest in the field of city planning and was a member of the Chicago Plan Commission during his residence in that city prior to 1914. After moving to Washington in that year he became involved in many planning activities in the District of Columbia.
President Coolidge appoined him President of the National Capital Park and Planning Commission in 1927. In 1933 Franklin D. Roosevelt named him Chairman of the National Resources Planning Commission, a position that he held for ten years. He also served as President of the American Planning and Civic Association for a number of years.
Mr. Delano gave much of his time to civic affairs throughout his life. He served as a Regent of the Smithsonian Institution and a trustee of the Carnegie Institution and also had interests in a number of other organizations.
He was the author of many articles on subjects diverse as railroad transportation, monetary policy, and city planning. He died in Washington on March 28, 1953 at the age of 89.

Laura Franklin Delano (F)
b. 23 December 1864, d. 21 July 1884, #213566
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     Laura Franklin Delano was born on 23 December 1864. She was the daughter of Warren Delano II and Catherine Robbins Lyman. Laura Franklin Delano died on 21 July 1884 at age 19. 'On Saturday, July 19, 1884, Fred and Annie Hitch returned to America from China. Sara, Mamie, and Franklin (FDR), then two, hurried down to Algonac to greet them. Only one Delano child still lived at home: Kassie had left to marry Charles A. Robbins the spring after FDR was born, and twenty-year-old Fred, a Harvard junior, was off in the Pennsylvania coalfields learning the anthracite business as his father had directed.
Laura Delano at nineteen was perhaps the loveliest of the Delano sisters; even Sara liked to wash and brush her long silken hair. And she adored her nephew; there is a photograph made at Algonac earlier that summer in which she lies on the grass in a flowered dress, her body curved protectively around Franklin, beaming at him as he peers at the camera.
She is a good deal of a little witch, her father had written when Laura was a small girl, 'and don’t like to study. . . . She is willful, daring and persistent but loving and affectionate-- (and she knows it), beautiful.' He alternately indulged and tried to discipline her, and his fondness sometimes took curious forms. When her dog died, he took it to a Newburgh taxidermist who promised to 'mount his skin and give back to Laura the portrait of 'Tip' in a sitting posture.'
She looked especially lovely the evening the Hitches came home, Sara remembered, standing in the Algonac doorway as their carriage drew up, wearing a summer dress of white muslin with a deep pink sash. A homecoming dinner followed-- the Hitches had returned to stay-- and the next day the whole family was to attend church together.
All were getting dressed at nine o’clock the following morning when they heard an explosion followed by a scream. Both came from Laura’s room on the third floor of the tower. She had been wearing a thin wrapper as she heated her curling irons over an alcohol lamp; somehow,
the lamp was knocked over. Burning alcohol sprayed her robe. Her door banged open, her horrified father wrote later, and 'Laura flashed down the stairway a cloud of fiery flame.' Fred Hitch happened to be standing in the hall and tried to stop her, but she brushed past him, screaming in her panic. He snatched up a woolen rug and ran after her, out from under the porte cochere and onto the green oval of lawn around which the driveway coiled. There, Sara wrote, he 'caught her... and managed to lay her down' and smother the flames. Sara herself raced behind with another rug, 'but I wonder Fred could catch her, for she flew.' 'The household followed,' Mr. Delano recalled, 'and with oil and cotton and blankets sought to alleviate the agony of the sufferer who was at last got into the house and upon her bed.'
The doctor was called and came within half an hour. A nurse was summoned from New York City. Laura was given morphine. But nothing could be done. Only her lovely face and neck were untouched by the flames. She did her best to mask her pain. Like Sara, she had been taught not to worry others. Laura was 'brave and patient [and] courageous,' Mr. Delano wrote, 'reassuring everyone'-- especially her father' that 'I am young and strong and shall get all over this.'' She was concerned that news of the accident not upset her brother Warren’s
wife, Jennie, now pregnant again. She fell into a coma late in the day and died early the next morning.
Five of Warren and Catherine Delano’s children were now dead. 'All is mystery,' their grieving father wrote.'

Warren Delano (M)
b. 20 September 1850, d. 10 October 1851, #213574
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     Warren Delano was born on 20 September 1850 at Newburgh, Orange County, New York. He was the son of Warren Delano II and Catherine Robbins Lyman. Warren Delano died on 10 October 1851 at age 1.

Laura Astor (F)
b. 1824, d. 1902, #213575

     Laura Astor was born in 1824 at New York City, New York County, New York. She married Franklin Hughes Delano, son of Warren Delano and Deborah Church, on 17 September 1844. Laura Astor died in 1902 at Monte Carlo, Monaco.

Elisha Copeland (M)
b. 1760, d. 22 October 1831, #213593

     Elisha Copeland was born in 1760. He married Hannah Delano, daughter of Ephraim Delano and Elizabeth Cushman, on 18 November 1806. Elisha Copeland married an unknown person. He died on 22 October 1831.

Cyntha Copeland (F)
b. 30 July 1786, d. 9 June 1876, #213594
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     Cyntha Copeland was born on 30 July 1786 at Fairhaven, Bristol County, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Elisha Copeland. Cyntha Copeland married Ephraim Delano, son of Ephraim Delano and Elizabeth Cushman, on 4 August 1816 at Fairhaven, Bristol County, Massachusetts. Cyntha Copeland died on 9 June 1876 at Fairhaven, Bristol County, Massachusetts, at age 89.