Who were the two sets of presidents who were distant cousins?

Answer 1

Zachary Taylor and James Madison were second cousins, which means they shared a great-grandfather. The two Roosevelts were distant cousins and genealogists have turned up other distant relationships. between presidents

Answer 2

Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt were sixth cousins.

James Madison and Zachary Taylor was second cousins, i.e. had the same great-grandfather- not really so distant. Franklin Roosevelt was a 4th cousin once removed of Ulysses Grant.

Answer 3

James Madison and Zachary Taylor were second cousins.

Teddy Roosevelt and FDR were fifth cousins.

Answer 4

The two George Bushes - father and son, but no holy Ghost!

Answer 5

Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Roosevelt were distant cousins. Taylor and Madison were second cousins.

Answer 6

Two sets of US presidents were distantly related to each other. James Madison and Zachary Taylor were second cousins, while Theodore Roosevelt was a fifth cousin to Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

Answer 7

• Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

• Herbert Hoover and Richard Nixon (believe it or not, but they were distant cousins)

Answer 8

James Madison and Zachary Taylor were second cousins.

(Teddy Roosevelt and FDR were fifth cousins.)

Answer 9

James Madison and Zachary Taylor were second cousins ( i.e. shared a great-grandfather. ) There are several presidents that are more distantly related, including the two Roosevelts.