90th Anniversary of
Montgomery Clift's birth


90º Aniversario del nacimiento de Montgomery Clift (1920-2010)

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4.9.09

Árbol genealógico de los Blair (3)

John Blythe Dobson es un experto en genealogía y tiene en su web un interesante artículo, con el árbol genealógico incluido sobre la relación familiar entre Montgomery Clift y su abuela Jean Margaret (Kennedy) Mitchelson, que era de Canadá. La relación le viene a Monty a través de su abuelo materno Woodbury Blair y el nexo que une a ambas personas es la familia Quick a partir del matrimonio enre el holandés Theunis Thomasz. Quick y Belitje Jacobs van Vleckensteyn quienes vivieron en torno a 1670 (siglo XVII).

Recojo aquí la información porque yo también soy una apasionada de la genealogía.


Montgomery Clift

his cousinship with
Jean Margaret (Kennedy) Mitchelson
through the Quick family

Montgomery Clift Montgomery Blair
Montgomery Clift
Montgomery Blair
(1813-1883),
great-grandfather of
Montgomery Clift

Although Montgomery Clift was primarily of New England ancestry, through the Wendell family he was also descended from the Quick family of New York City, whence he was a 9th cousin once removed of my grandmother, Jean Margaret (Kennedy) Mitchelson.
The distinguished Quincy-Wendell clan were also ancestors of Dorothy Quincy, wife of John Hancock, of Louisa May Alcott, the novelist, and of Barrett Wendell, the literary critic. On the somewhat humbler Kranckheyt side of the table, interesting descendants include the brothers Mark and Carl Van Doren, literary critics, and Walter Cronkhite, the television journalist.
The founder of the Quicks probably had not settled on this surname when he came from Naarden in the Netherlands to New York, as it never appears in the earliest records in which he is mentioned. He appears to have been of quite humble social status, and is often called simply called “Theunis the mason” (Theunis de metselaer) instead of by his patronymic (Thomasz.). This has caused confusion in the literature with at least one other Theunis who happened to be a mason.


  Theunis Thomasz. Quick = Belitje Jacobs van Vleckensteyn
(living 1670) | (living 1673)
of New York City |
______________|_________________
| |
Wyntje Theunisse Hillegond Theunisse
(1628-1681+) (1640-1707)
= Herck Syboutszen = Jacob Theuniszen
(ancestor of the de Key (d. 1691)
Kranckheyt family) of New York City
| |
Catryntje Hercks The Hon. (Captain)
= Ryck Abrahamse Teunis Jacobs De Key
van Lent (1659-1702/05)
of Newtown of New York City
| = Helena van Brugh
| |
Abraham Lent Catharina De Key
(1674-1749) (1681-1722/35)
of Tarrytown, N.Y. = Abraham Wendell
= Anna Catharina (1678-1734)
Meyer of Boston, Mass.
| |
Isaac Lent Elizabeth Wendell
(1707-1771) (1704-1769)
of Fishkill, = Edmund Quincy (IV)
Dutchess Co., N.Y. (1703-1788)
= Sara Luyster of Boston, merchant,
(1714-1767) grad. Harvard 1722
| |
Catharina Lent Dr. Jacob Quincy
(say 1743-1767+) (1734?-1773)
= Francis Harris of Boston, grad. Harvard 1753,
(1740-1816), Surgeon to Col. Joseph Dwight’s
of Sandy Cove, regiment at Crown Point
Digby Tp., Annapolis = Elizabeth Williams
(now Digby) Co., N.S. |
| |
Catherine Harris Elizabeth Wendell Quincy
(1767-1846) (1763-1853)
= John Comfort = The Hon. Asa G. Clapp
(ca. 1755-1830) (1762-1848)
of Clinton Tp., of Portland, Maine,
Lincoln Co., Deleg. to the Constitutional Convention
Upper Canada of 1819; Rep. in State Legislature;
| said to have been the
| wealthiest man in Maine
| |
Francis Comfort Elizabeth Williams Clapp
(1800-1880) (1796-1873)
of Beamsville, = (Judge) The Hon. Levi Woodbury
Clinton Tp., Lincoln Co. (1789-1851)
= Jemima Wilcox of Portsmouth, New Hampshire,
(1801-1876) governor, state senator,
| secretary of the navy,
| secretary of the treasury,
| Assoc. Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court
| |
Margaret Comfort Mary Elizabeth ("Minna") Woodbury
(1833-1916) (1821-1887)
= John Kennedy (IV) = The Hon. Montgomery Blair
(1832-1897), (1813-1883)
of St. Anns, of St. Louis, Missouri
Gainsborough Tp., Postmaster-General of the U.S.,
Lincoln Co. lawyer, abolitionist
| |
John Kennedy (V) Woodbury Blair
(1862-1939) (1852-1933)
of Melita, Manitoba, 1st Postmaster-General
Canada of Lincoln, Nebraska
= Susanna Samantha ~ Maria Latham Anderson
Helena Young (ca. 1856- )
(1882-1937) /
| \
| (illegitimate)
Jean Margaret Kennedy Ethel Anderson Fogg
(1917-2000) (adopted by Fogg family)
= Richard Harry (1888-1972?)
Mitchelson, Jr. = William Brooks Clift
(1914-1998), (1886-1964)
of Winnipeg, Manitoba |
(my natural |
grandparents) |
|
(Edward) Montgomery Clift
(1920-1966)
film actor

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Su carrera comprende 17 títulos entre 1948 y 1966. Trabajó con los grandes directores (Hawks, Hitchcock, Stevens, Zinnemann, Kazan, Huston, Wyler) y las grandes estrellas (Lancaster, Marilyn Monroe, Katherine Hepburn, Brando, Wayne, Elizabeth Taylor especialmente) de entonces.
Su carrera comprende 17 títulos entre 1948 y 1966. Trabajó con los grandes directores (Hawks, Hitchcock, Stevens, Zinnemann, Kazan, Huston, Wyler) y las grandes estrellas (Lancaster, Marilyn Monroe, Katherine Hepburn, Brando, Wayne, Elizabeth Taylor especialmente) de entonces.
Su carrera comprende 17 títulos entre 1948 y 1966. Trabajó con los grandes directores (Hawks, Hitchcock, Stevens, Zinnemann, Kazan, Huston, Wyler) y las grandes estrellas (Lancaster, Marilyn Monroe, Katherine Hepburn, Brando, Wayne, Elizabeth Taylor especialmente) de entonces.
The Right Profile
Lyric
Say, where did I see this guy?
In red river?
Or a place in the sun?
Maybe the misfits?
Or from here to eternity?

Everybody say, is he all right?
And everybody say, whats he like?
Everybody say, he sure looks funny.
Thats...Montgomery Clift, honey!

New York, New York, New York, 42nd street
Hustlers rustle and pimps pimp the beat
Monty Clift is recognized at dawn
He aint got no shoes and his clothes are torn

I see a car smashed at night
Cut the applause and dim the light
Monty's face is broken on a wheel
Is he alive? can he still feel?

Everybody say, is he all right?
And everybody say, whats he like?
Everybody say, he sure looks funny.
Thats...Montgomery Clift, honey!

Nembutol numbs it all
But I prefer alcohol

He said go out and get me my old movie stills
Go out and get me another roll of pills
There I go again shaking, but I aint got the chills