Zachary Jon Smith
Honor Code SignatorySigned 8 May 2017 | 25,265 contributions | 569 thank-yous | 2,793 connections
Signed 8 May 2017 | 25,265 contributions | 569 thank-yous | 2,793 connections
Zachary Jon Smith
Born 2000s.
Ancestors 
and Brother of
[private sister (2000s - unknown)], Isaiah Smith, [private brother (2010s - unknown)], [private sister (2010s - unknown)] and [private sister (2010s - unknown)]
[children unknown]
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Zachary Jon Smith is Armenian.
Zachary Jon Smith is a descendant of Mayflower Passenger Francis Cooke.
Zachary Jon Smith is a descendant of Mayflower Passenger Elinor Billington.
Zachary Jon Smith is a descendant of Mayflower Passenger John Billington.
Zachary Jon Smith is a descendant of Mayflower Passenger Francis Billington.
Descendant of Morphia of Melitene, Queen of Jerusalem.
Zachary Jon is the 26th-great-grandnephew of Thomas Aquinas.
Zachary Jon is the 1st cousin, twenty-five times removed of William Wallace.
Zachary Jon is the 2nd cousin, ten times removed of Jonathan Edwards.
Zachary Jon is the 5th cousin, six times removed of Adoniram Judson.
Zachary Jon is the 5th cousin, six times removed of Helen Keller.
Zachary Jon is the 6th cousin, nine times removed of Benjamin Franklin.
Zachary Jon is the 7th cousin, four times removed of Elisabeth Elliot.
Zachary Jon is the 7th cousin, five times removed of Laura Ingalls Wilder.
Zachary Jon is the 7th cousin, five times removed of Amelia Earhart.
Zachary Jon is the 8th cousin, once removed of Elon Musk.
Zachary Jon is the 8th cousin, nine times removed of Charles Dickens.
Zachary Jon is the 9th cousin, six times removed of C. S. Lewis.
Zachary Jon is the 10th cousin, once removed of Muhammad Ali.
Zachary Jon is the 11th cousin, six times removed of Lucy Maud Montgomery.
Zachary Jon is the 13th cousin, once removed of King Charles III.
Zachary Jon is the 13th cousin, eleven times removed of William Wilberforce.
Zachary Jon is the 17th cousin, eight times removed of the Marquis de Lafayette.
Zachary Jon is 15 degrees from Pocahontas.
Zachary Jon is 18 degrees from Antoine Lavoisier.
Zachary Jon is 18 degrees from Nikola Tesla.
Zachary Jon is 19 degrees from Jackie Robinson.
Zachary Jon is 20 degrees from William Shakespeare.
Zachary Jon is 24 degrees from Dietrich Bonhoeffer.
Zachary Jon is 26 degrees from Albert Einstein.
Zachary Jon is 27 degrees from Eric Liddell.
Zachary Jon is 27 degrees from Christopher Columbus.
Zachary Jon is 30 degrees from Corrie ten Boom.
Zachary Jon is 31 degrees from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Zachary Jon is 31 degrees from Anne Frank.
Zachary Jon is 32 degrees from Olaudah Equiano.
Zachary Jon is 36 degrees from Louis Braille.
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about me 👋
Zachary Jon Smith is a senior business marketing major. A Greenville, South Carolina native, he currently hails from Gwinnett, Georgia, one of the most ethnically diverse counties in the United States. He has a personal relationship with the God who saves and would love to share Him with you. Zachary has a debater’s mind and a poet’s heart. An aspiring Renaissance man, his passions and interests include aphantasia, cinema, civics, comedy, cuisine, genealogy, geography, health, history, missions, music, nature, photography, science, technology, theater, theology, and all forms of communication. He has been a staff writer for Inkwell Literary Magazine. He is working on his first full-length novel, a story of the American South in the 21st century. He has made over 25,000 phone calls to individual Georgians and knocked on thousands of doors in his local community. He is an alumnus of Stoa (fifteen tournaments), TeenPact (two Four-Day Classes), and Generation Joshua (two Student Action Teams). He took a pool ball to the face in 2017 and only forfeited one tooth. Zachary’s ancestors include Francis Billington, the teenager who almost blew up the Mayflower, and Morphia of Melitene, an Armenian queen. His favorite words are vulnerable, integrity, and forgiven.
my genealogy story 📖
As a small child, I admired a beautiful painting of my family tree. My curiosity led me to ask questions about my family history. At the age of nine, I started writing down the names and birthdays of family members in a notebook. I soon decided to enter this information on Family Tree Maker. I spent the next several years researching and adding thousands of ancestors and relatives to my tree. I also became a contributor on Find-A-Grave.
At age fifteen, I discovered WikiTree. I soon realized that WikiTree is the greatest of all genealogy websites. There are so many things I love about WikiTree, from the wonderful G2G Forum to the emphasis on sourcing. I especially treasure the opportunity to help in a such a caring, collaborative environment. Keep on keeping on, y'all.
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One Name Studies
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ancestral research statistics 📊
| Generation | Relationship to Zachary | Total # of Possible Ancestors | Total # of Identified Ancestors | Total % of Identified Ancestors |
| 1 | Parents | 2 | 2 | 100% |
| 2 | Grandparents | 4 | 4 | 100% |
| 3 | 1st-Great-Grandparents | 8 | 8 | 100% |
| 4 | 2nd-Great-Grandparents | 16 | 16 | 100% |
| 5 | 3rd-Great-Grandparents | 32 | 32 | 100% |
| 6 | 4th-Great-Grandparents | 64 | 62 | 97% |
| 7 | 5th-Great-Grandparents | 126 | 103 | 82% |
| 8 | 6th-Great-Grandparents | 250 | 126 | 50% |
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ancestral surnames 👨👩👧👦
Campbell - Pennsylvania, Massachusetts
Catlin - Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecticut, England
Cook - New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey
Dijkema - Illinois, Netherlands
Doty (Doughty) - Tennessee
Edwards - Pennsylvania
Falls - Pennsylvania, Northern Ireland
Flower - Iowa, Michigan, New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, England
French - Tennessee, North Carolina, Massachusetts
Green - Iowa, Indiana, Kentucky
Hankins - Pennsylvania
Hennip (Hennep) - Michigan, Netherlands
Holden - New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, England
Holloway - Iowa, Missouri, Kentucky, Virginia, England
Johannesdatter - Iowa, Norway
Kraybill (Krebiel, Krehbiel) - Pennsylvania, Germany
Lathrop (Lothrop) - New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Massachusetts, England
Liddiard - Pennsylvania, England
Long (Lang) - Iowa, North Carolina, Germany
Luther - Illinois, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, England
Martin - Pennsylvania, Switzerland
Maslin (Maslen) - Pennsylvania, New York, England
Morgan - New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts
Nanninga - Illinois, Netherlands
Nelson (Nielsen) - Iowa, Norway
Otis - New York, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Ireland
Rowland - Tennessee, Virginia
Smith - Pennsylvania, Tennessee, North Carolina
Strope (Straub) - New York, Pennsylvania, Germany
Summers - Iowa, Pennsylvania, New York
Tobbe - New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Netherlands
Wickwire (Wickware) - Iowa, Illinois, New York, Connecticut, England
Wright - Iowa, Indiana, North Carolina, Maryland, England
Smith
Smith Kraybill Flower Long Tobbe Catlin Morgan Holden
Smith Doty Kraybill Edwards Flower Summers Long Green Tobbe Hennip Catlin Liddiard Morgan Strope Holden Lathrop
Smith French Doty Rowland Kraybill Martin Edwards Hankins Flower Johannesdatter Summers Wickwire Long Holloway Green Wright Tobbe Nanninga Hennep Dijkema Catlin Maslin Liddiard Falls Morgan Luther Strope Campbell Holden Cook Lathrop Otis
immigrant ancestors 🚢
Willem Tobbe 3rd-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from Holland in 1892, along with his wife Hindrikje and their children.
Hindrikje Nanninga Tobbe 3rd-Great-Grandmother
Immigrated from Holland in 1892, along with her husband Willem and their children.
Jan Tobbe 2nd-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from Holland in 1892, along with his parents, Willem and Hindrikje, and his siblings.
Boukje Dijkema Hennep 3rd-Great-Grandmother
Immigrated from Holland in 1882, along with her husband Gerrit and their two small children.
Gerrit Hennep 3rd-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from Holland in 1882, along with his wife Boukje and their two small children.
Jesse Liddiard 3rd-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from Wiltshire, England, circa 1875.
Eliza Falls Liddiard Image:UK Flags-34.png 3rd-Great-Grandmother
Immigrated from northern Ireland in 1870.
Jane Woodard Cook 4th-Great-Grandmother
Immigrated from Canada some time between 1851 and 1875.
Johannes Nielsen 4th-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from northern Norway in 1862, along with his two children.
Hermine Hermansdatter 4th-Great-Grandmother
Sailed for America in 1862 with her husband Johannes and their children, but died at sea.
Grethe Marie Johannesdatter Flower 3rd-Great-Grandmother
Immigrated from northern Norway in 1862, along with her father and brother.
Ann Burlington Maslen 4th-Great-Grandmother
Immigrated from Somerset, England, in 1857.
Henry Maslen 5th-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from Wiltshire, England, on the Elizabeth in 1848, along with his wife and children.
Robert Maslen 4th-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from Wiltshire, England, on the Elizabeth in 1848, along with his father, stepmother, and siblings.
Peter Krehbiel 6th-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from Bavaria around 1750, with his son Jacob.
Jacob Krebiel 5th-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from Bavaria around 1750, with his father Peter.
Christian Joder 8th-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from Switzerland to Pennsylvania in September 1742 via Rotterdam.
Anna Eva Frey Hege 7th-Great-Grandmother
Immigrated from Alsace, France to Pennsylvania in 1733.
Peter Bruegger 9th-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from Switzerland to Pennsylvania on the Pink Plaisance in September 1732.
Isaac Kauffman 8th-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from Switzerland to Pennsylvania, possibly in 1717.
Peter Schwahr 8th-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from Alsace, France to Philadelphia in 1716.
Pierre LeGrand 10th-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from France to Virginia in mid-1700 on the Peter and Anthony.
Judith Vril LeGrand 10th-Great-Grandmother
Immigrated from France to Virginia in mid-1700 on the Peter and Anthony.
Jean Pierre LeGrand 9th-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from France to Virginia in mid-1700 on the Peter and Anthony.
Mary Royal Brown 8th-Great-Grandmother
Allegedly kidnapped from Scotland and sold as a servant in Pennsylvania circa 1700.
James Morgan 10th-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from Wales on the Morning Star in 1691, dying shortly after arrival in Maryland.
John Evans 10th-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from Wales to Pennsylvania circa 1682.
Thomas Blower 12th-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from Suffolk, England to Boston in September 1635 on the Truelove.
Samuel Hinckley 12th-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from Kent, England to Massachusetts Bay Colony in March 1634/1635 on the Hercules.
Rev. John Lothrop 11th-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from England to Massachusetts Bay Colony in mid-1634 on the Griffin.
Robert Paddock Image:UK Flags-34.png 11th-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from Ireland to Plymouth Colony circa 1631.
John Otis 12th-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from England to Plymouth Colony in late 1630.
George Holloway 10th-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from England to the Jamestown colony in the 1620s.
John Billington 11th-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from England to Plymouth Colony on the Mayflower in 1620.
Elinor Billington 11th-Great-Grandmother
Immigrated from England to Plymouth Colony on the Mayflower in 1620.
Francis Billington 10th-Great-Grandfather
Immigrated from England to Plymouth Colony on the Mayflower in 1620.
ethnicity estimates & information 🗺️
AncestryDNA
ENGLAND, WALES & NORTHWESTERN EUROPE - 78%
Primarily located in: England, Wales, France
Also found in: Scotland, Belgium, Netherlands, Switzerland, Denmark, Germany, Luxembourg
The history of Britain, the heart of our England, Wales & Northwestern Europe region, is often presented as one group of invaders after another displacing the native population. The Romans, Anglo-Saxons, Vikings, and Normans all left their mark on Britain both politically and culturally. However, the story of Britain is far more complex. In fact, modern studies suggest the earliest populations weren’t wiped out, but adapted and absorbed the new arrivals.
GERMANIC EUROPE - 12%
Primarily located in: Germany
Also found in: Belgium, Netherlands, France, Switzerland, Austria, Denmark, Czechia, Luxembourg
The dramatic landscape of our Germanic Europe region rises from Dutch and German lowlands along the North Sea through forested uplands to Austria’s Alps in the south. The German people were united by language and culture before Germany became a united country in 1871. Known as Das Land der Dichter und Denker (“the land of poets and thinkers”), Germany is home to some of the oldest universities in the world, and this region has a long tradition of producing world-class scientists, inventors, theologians, artists, and composers.
NORWAY - 6%
Primarily located in: Norway, Iceland
Also found in: Sweden, Denmark
The earliest inhabitants of our Norway region were strong, seafaring peoples. For centuries, hunter-gatherers slowly pushed north across the Baltic Sea, probing coastal fjords and inland stretches for arable land as ice melted off the untamed region. While Norwegians, Swedes, and Danes all share a common Norse heritage, over time, Norway’s resilient coastal communities evolved into a nation known for its seamanship, technology, artistry, and mythology.
IRELAND & SCOTLAND - 4%
Primarily located in: Ireland, Scotland, Northern Ireland
Also found in: England, Wales, France
Located among the isles of the eastern North Atlantic Ocean, our Ireland and Scotland region remains linked to Celtic culture. Here, along with a handful of other isolated communities within the British Isles, you can find some of the last holdouts of the ancient Celtic languages that were once spoken throughout much of Western Europe. And though closely tied to Great Britain, both geographically and historically, people in this region have maintained their unique character through the centuries.
Source: Ancestry.com
FamilyTreeDNA
WEST & CENTRAL EUROPE - 66%
Primarily located in: Germany, France, Switzerland, Austria, Italy
Also found in: Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Spain, Slovenia, Liechtenstein, Croatia, Bosnia, San Marino, Hungary, Czechia, Slovakia, Poland, Andorra
The West and Central Europe cluster consists of present day countries of France, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Austria, Czech Republic, and Germany. Modern Humans had populated West and Central Europe toward the end of the last ice age, when the ice sheets north of the Mediterranean coast began to retreat. This cluster displays an incredible history of migration, invasion, and colonization resulting in shared genetic relatedness with nearly all of the other European clusters. Experiencing ancient interactions and exchanges with cultures from Britain, Scandinavia, Asia, and Africa. Thus, populations in this cluster continue to display genetic, cultural, and linguistic influence from these ancient interactions. Long distance travel between continental Europe and populations in the British Isles are illustrated by the shared knowledge of specific pottery and metalworking technologies. More convincingly, archaeological remains of an individual (the Amesbury Archer from roughly 2000 BCE) buried near Stonehenge in England is known (through oxygen isotope analysis of his teeth) to have grown up in mainland Europe, thus illustrating the close connections between these two clusters. The development of complex city-states was first established along the southern coastlines of France. Colonies of Greek, Phoenician, and Carthaginian settlers were the first to establish these complex societies; Roman colonies were quick to follow transferring cultural practices – such as the importance of wine drinking for the elites in central and eastern France. To the north, Celtic bands maintained semi-nomadic settlements throughout most of the cluster. By roughly 300 CE, a Celtic sect, having originated in Scandinavia, was pushed westward by invading forces from Attila the Hun, further intensifying tension between the Romans and Celts. With the Germanic tribes pushed out of Eastern Europe, Slavic speaking peoples moved into these regions and settled in areas leading up to east Germany. Continual raids from Germanic tribes and Mongolian forces from Asia ended Roman occupation in this cluster by roughly 500 CE. During this time period, the Celts continued migration to further reaches of land. The Celts moved into and settled in regions southward. These regions included Northern Italy, most of Britain, modern day France, and Spain; they also conquered most of Northern Africa, Sardinia, and Rome in the process. It is after the Celtic spread that populations within this cluster began to establish complex and diverse civilizations that are later recognized as some of the most powerful and influential cultures in the world. These ancient histories continue to influence identities and histories of present day populations in this cluster.
SCANDINAVIA - 22%
Primarily located in: Norway, Sweden
Also found in: Denmark
The Scandinavia cluster consists of present day Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. Due to the remaining ice sheets from the last Ice Age, modern humans did not settle permanently into this region until roughly 9000 BCE. During this time, Denmark and Sweden were connected via a land bridge that enabled migration from continental Europe to the Scandinavian Peninsula roughly 13,000 years ago. These early hunter-gatherer populations settled along the waterways – lakes, marshes, and rivers. By 6000 BCE, the Ertebolle peoples had established complex hunter-gatherer settlements and seasonal camps along the coastlines. The cultural and technological achievements of these peoples are paralleled in regions of the North European plains, eastward to regions in Ukraine and Siberia. By 2500 BCE, local populations in the Scandinavia cluster had begun farming, and soon established strong trade links with the continent, particularly with populations along the Danube River basin stretching from present day Moldova west to Germany, and south to the Roman empire. Chieftain tribes ruled ancient Scandinavia, and the Viking Age was born around 800 CE in the bay between the Gotta River in Sweden and Cape Lindesnes of Norway. Between 800 and 900 CE, Viking populations had taken control of trade from the Dnieper River to the Baltic Sea and Constantinople, connecting them to populations as far away as the Middle East, Western Russia, and Siberia to the east. During the Viking Age (800 – 1050 CE), Vikings spread throughout the Old World in raiding and settlement parties. Vikings traveling west spread as far as North America and conquered areas between (such as Ireland, Scotland, England, France, Iceland, and Greenland). Viking populations moving into the east maintained control in the Slavic states along the Baltic Sea, Russia, and Steppe regions until they were forced out by invading Mongol armies. By the 11th century, the Viking Age had ended and the powers of Sweden, Denmark, and Norway battled for control of the Scandinavia cluster until the Kalman Union in 1397 unified the three powers up to the early 16th century.
BRITISH ISLES - 10%
Primarily located in: England, Wales, Scotland
Also found in: Ireland, Northern Ireland, France, Belgium, Netherlands
Early hunter-gatherer populations were able to navigate into and out of this region until melting ice sheets caused sea levels to rise, and the connection between the populations on the British Isles and continental Europe was severed. Small agricultural communities persisted throughout the ancient time period and is even recorded as the primary lifestyle by Roman invaders in the early 1st century. By the second millennium BCE, trade intensified and under control of the Chieftains of Wessex trade spanned from Ireland into central and eastern continental Europe. The wealth amassed from this intensified trade likely enabled the Wessex Chieftains to begin construction on what would grow to become Stonehenge. These trade practices further solidified a deep genetic connection with populations in the West and Central Europe cluster and areas of Scandinavia. By 43 CE, Roman forces had conquered Britain; but by 500 CE, Celtic tribes (originated in Gaul and Scandinavia) and Asian forces toppled to Roman empire, and the subsequent Celtic Expansions brought Celtic Saxon tribes into the British Isles. Powers in the British Isles also conscripted mercenary populations from continental Europe. The Saxon, Angles, and Jutes came over to support Briton forces defend against the Picts and Scots in the 6th century. Between the 8th and 11th centuries, the British Isles were invaded and settled by Viking parties during the Viking expansion; after which Normandy invaded, thus solidifying cultural and economic connections between the British Isles and continental Europe. To this day, these ancient occupations and trading practices left a lasting impression on the genetic relatedness between populations in the British Isles cluster and Southeast Europe, Scandinavia, and West and Central Europe clusters.
ASIA MINOR - <2%
Primarily located in: Turkey, Armenia
Also found in: Azerbaijan
The Asia Minor cluster encompasses present day Turkey and Armenia. Home to the earlier migrations out of Africa, early settlements in the Turkish city of Catalhoyuk were also some of the first farming societies having been dated back to 7300 BCE. This region has an incredible history of short lived civilization, and has been at the center of trade – both cultural and material – from the Persian Gulf into Southern Europe. The early civilization of the Hittites (roughly 3,650 – 3,200 years ago) dominated most of modern day Turkey, and even reached south into Syria and the Levant. Tablets found at Hattusa – the capital city of the Hittite civilization – are written in seven or eight different languages, illustrating the prominent role this city and civilization played in international travel during its reign. What happened after the fall of the Hittites in the 13th century and before the Phrygians gained control in the 8th century has been lost to history. The Phrygian Empire came to power in the Asia Minor cluster roughly 2,800 years ago, and are noted for their immense mineral wealth, and their famously mythologized King Midas. Following the pattern of short lived rule in this region, the Phrygians began to lose power over modern Turkey in the early 5th century BCE, only about 300 years after they gained control. The demise of the Phrygians happened when the capital city of Gordion was destroyed by the Cimmerians – peoples having originated in the Steppes in southern Ukraine, who began to spread southward via the Black Sea. After which, it did not take long for the Persian Lydians to take control of the falling Phrygian empire in 547 BCE. The Lydian civilization, an arm of the Persian Empire, is credited with having developed the earliest known coinage, a practice later adopted by the Greeks and entire Persian Empire. Later, Turkey was considered part of the Roman Empire with the large cities of Troy and Constantinople (present day Istanbul) playing a significant role in the adoption of Greek and Roman culture in the Asia Minor cluster.
Source: FamilyTreeDNA.com
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- Yo-Yo Ma, American cellist
- Mariam Matossian, Canadian-American Armenian folk musician
- Steven Sharp Nelson, American cellist, songwriter, and member of the Piano Guys
- Rachel Platten, American singer and songwriter
- Jon Schmidt, American pianist, composer, teacher, author, and member of the Piano Guys
- Ed Sheeran, English singer, songwriter, guitarist, record producer, and actor
- Al Sherman, American songwriter
- Richard Sherman, American songwriter
- Robert Sherman, American songwriter
- Samuel Sherman, composer, conductor, and violinist
- Laura Story, American contemporary Christian music singer and songwriter
- Chris Tomlin, American contemporary Christian music singer and songwriter
- Louis Tomlinson, English singer, songwriter, and television personality
- Grace VanderWaal, American singer-songwriter
- Matthew West, American contemporary Christian music singer and songwriter
Actors & Producers
- David Angell, TV producer and screenwriter, 9/11 victim
- Richard Chamberlain, American actor and singer
- Vin Diesel, American actor, producer, screenwriter, and director
- Michael Gambon, Irish-born British character actor
- Douglas Gresham, American British actor, biographer, and producer, step-son of C.S. Lewis
- Rupert Grint, English actor and producer
- Ioan Gruffudd, Welsh actor
- Michael Hordern, English actor
- Sadie Robertson Huff, American actress and reality television star
- Michael B. Jordan, American actor and producer
- Zachary Dylan Smith, American actor
- Alex Trebek, Canadian-American television personality
- Gabrielle Union, American actress, voice artist, activist, author, and judge on America's Got Talent
Comedians
- John Crist, American Christian comedian
- Kevin Hart, American comedian, actor, and producer
- Tim Hawkins, American Christian comedian, singer, and songwriter
- Matt Meese, American sketch comedian, former Studio C actor
- Jeremy Warner, American sketch comedian, former Studio C actor
Daredevils
- Heraclio Bernal, Mexican bandit
- Theodore Hardeen, Hungarian magician and escape artist, younger brother of Harry Houdini
- Tenzing Norgay, Nepali-Indian Sherpa mountaineer
- Sam Patch, first famous American daredevil
Writers
- Susan Wise Bauer, American author, English instructor, and founder of Peace Hill Press
- Joel Belz, American founder of WORLD magazine
- Joy Davidman, American poet and writer, wife of C.S. Lewis
- Joy Hakim, American author and historian
- Joshua Harris, American author and former pastor
- Immanuel Kant, Prussian German philosopher
- Ibram X. Kendi, American author, professor, and activist
- Lois Gladys Leppard, American children's author
- Richard Maybury, American economist, journalist, and author
- Gilbert Morris, American Christian author
- H. H. Munro, British writer
- Marvin Olasky, American editor, dean, and author
- Susan Olasky, American journalist, author, and professor
Christian Leaders
- Irena Adamowicz, Polish resistance worker, Righteous Among the Nations
- Voddie Baucham, American pastor, educator, and author
- Todd Beamer, American, 9/11 victim
- Idelette Calvin, Flemish Christian, wife of John Calvin
- Tim Challies, Canadian author, blogger, and pastor
- William Lane Craig, American analytic philosopher and Christian theologian, historian, and apologist
- Joshua Crockett, 6th (incumbent) President of Bob Jones University
- Ken Ham, Australian-American Christian apologist, founder of Answers in Genesis
- Gregg Harris, influential figure in the Christian homeschooling movement
- Ken Hay, American founder of the Wilds
- Bob Jones Sr., Founder and 1st President of Bob Jones University
- Bob Jones Jr., 2nd President of Bob Jones University
- Bob Jones III, 3rd President of Bob Jones University
- Stephen Jones, 4th President of Bob Jones University
- Mychal Judge, friar, priest, chaplain, and 9/11 victim
- Tim Keller, American pastor, theologian, and Christian apologist
- John Lennox, British mathematician, philosopher of science, and Christian apologist
- Jack MacArthur, Canadian-American pastor, father of John MacArthur
- John MacArthur, American pastor, author, and internationally syndicated radio broadcaster
- Alexander Maclaren, English non-conformist minister of Scottish origin
- Albert Mohler, American theologian, preacher, and seminary president
- George Müller, evangelist and orphanage director
- Tadeusz Pankiewicz, Polish resistance worker, Righteous Among the Nations
- Steve Pettit, 5th President of Bob Jones University
- John Piper, American Baptist pastor, author, chancellor, and founder of DesiringGod.org
- Laurence Saunders, English Protestant martyr
- Edith Schaeffer, author and co-founder of L'Abri
- Francis Schaeffer, theologian, philosopher, pastor, and co-founder of L'Abri
- Joni Eareckson Tada, American author, artist, singer, radio host, and advocate for the disabled
- Betsie ten Boom, Dutch resistance worker, Righteous Among the Nations
- Nick Vujicic, Australian evangelist, author, and motivational speaker born with tetra-amelia syndrome
- Richard Wurmbrand, Romanian-American minister, author, and founder of Voice of the Martyrs
- Ravi Zacharias, disgraced apologist and author
Missionaries
- Gladys Aylward, English missionary to China
- Amy Carmichael, Irish missionary to India
- Frank Drown, American missionary to Ecuador
- Pete Fleming, American missionary to Ecuador
- Jonathan Goforth, Canadian missionary to China
- Ann Judson, American missionary to Burma
- George Liele, emancipated slave, Baptist pastor, and first American missionary
- Ed McCully, American missionary to Ecuador
- Robert Morrison, Anglo-Scottish missionary to Macao, Guangdong, and Malacca
- Helen Roseveare, English missionary, doctor, and author
- Nate Saint, American missionary to Ecuador
- Rachel Saint, American missionary to Ecuador
- Ida Scudder, American medical missionary to India
- Cameron Townsend, American missionary-linguist, founder of Wycliffe Bible Translators and the Summer Institue of Linguistics
- Roger Youderian, American missionary to Ecuador
states visited ✅
As of May 2024, I have visited 34 of the 50 U.S. states.
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genealogical last will & testament 📜
After my death, all profiles of non-living people I manage should be changed to open status if they aren't already. Profiles of living people I manage may be adopted by any of my relatives listed below, as appropriate. Profiles of living non-relatives may need to be deleted if no alternative solution is found. Ideally, new managers would volunteer to care for them.
| Ric Chrysler | Kari Dawley | Donna Lawrence | Eric Probus | Isaiah Smith | Diana Smith |
| Lydia Smith | Nathan Smith | Daniel Tobbe | Linda Tobbe | Nancy Watkins | Lorena West |
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acknowledgements 🤝
While it would be impossible to thank everyone who has assisted me with genealogy, I simply must recognize a few of my benefactors. I am deeply grateful for the genealogists who were busy researching long before me, including Diana Smith, Nancy Watkins, Linda Tobbe, Ric Chrysler, and the late Oscar Morgan. Oscar was particularly devoted to genealogy, pouring untold thousands of hours into family research. His life is a tremendous inspiration to me. Additionally, I'd like to thank Campbell Braddock for sharing some of his coding knowledge with me. I greatly admire his spectacular profile and his dedication to WikiTree.
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sources 📰
Paternal relationship is confirmed by an AncestryDNA test match between Zachary Smith and his second cousin once removed. Their most recent common ancestors are Oscar Kraybill and Mary Edwards. Predicted relationship from AncestryDNA: 3rd cousins, based on sharing 49 cM across 6 segments; Confidence: Extremely High
Maternal relationship is confirmed by an AncestryDNA test match between Zachary Smith and his first cousin once removed. Their most recent common ancestors are Ray Morgan and Mary Holden. Predicted relationship from AncestryDNA: 1st-2nd cousins, based on sharing 504 cM across 29 segments; Confidence: Extremely High.
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Only the Trusted List can access the following:
- Zachary Jon's formal name
- e-mail address
- exact birthdate
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- images (4)
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Zachary Jon:
It may be possible to confirm family relationships. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Zachary Jon:
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100.00%
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Zachary Jon Smith:
AncestryDNA, GEDmatch GZ9827429 [compare] [compare x], yourDNAportal ZAC6bcd7a96, Ancestry member ZacharyJonSmith
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Family Tree DNA Family Finder, GEDmatch GZ9827429 [compare] [compare x], yourDNAportal ZAC6bcd7a96, FTDNA kit #B597509
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Living DNA, GEDmatch GZ9827429 [compare] [compare x], yourDNAportal ZAC6bcd7a96
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50.00%
Daniel Tobbe
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Family Tree DNA Family Finder, FTDNA kit #AM36186
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50.00%
Linda (Morgan) Tobbe :
Family Tree DNA Family Finder, FTDNA kit #AM36185
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~12.50%
~25.00%
Mary (Holden) Morgan :
Family Tree DNA Family Finder, FTDNA kit #AM36179
Genealogist-to-Genealogist (G2G) Forum posts about Zachary Jon:
- Meet our Members: Zachary Jon Smith Sep 24, 2023.
- Zachary Jon Smith is a Wonderful WikiTreer Jul 21, 2021.
- Zachary Smith is a Wonderful WikiTreer Feb 7, 2020.
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Becky (Lawson) Gouge and Zachary Jon Smith are both descendants of Alice Deliverance (Stout) Jones (abt.1652-aft.1704). I have not taken DNA testing. There is speculation about who my 3rd great grandmother's father was. Her mother had 2 children out of wedlock, then married and had several children by him and when he came home from fighting in the Black Hawk Indian War, he had been gone about 2 years, she was pregnant. The local historian in Roane County Tn believed her father too be Moses Winters, who is a descendant of Alice, but no one has proved it, yet.
edited by Becky (Lawson) Gouge
10th cousins twice removed through Joseph and Mary White Loomis.
Looks like your cousin list is growing. Congratulations on being this week's member to be connection profiled. Love your profile and would love to have mine be more like it in the future.
Zachary Jon Smith and Dennis Nash are both descendants of Agnes (Hatfield) Cranmer (abt.1460-). Just saying Hi and I love the way you laid out your profile, very, involved and telling.
It looks like we are 12th cousins. Hello!
https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Relationship&action=calculate&gen=30&person2_name=Smith-126297&gen=30
Margaret and Zachary Jon are 16th cousins once removed Margaret (Erskine) Crowe and Zachary Jon Smith are both descendants of Isabel Stewart (bef.1453-1510).
Lisa (McCoy) Christ and Zachary Jon Smith are both descendants of Charles (Capet) de Valois (1270-1325). Hi, I know we are very distant cousins, but I love family no matter how distant. :) I have several cousins that live in South Caroline, from Greenville to Charleston. And I also, have several cousins that live in Georgia. I live in Florida and don't really get to see them often. Good luck in your adventures of life. God Bless!
We are 10th cousins twice removed, I too am amazed at what you have done through genealogy, at your age. I too have as a young girl loved family names and history, it was much harder back in my younger days but, my Great Grandfather Robert Cowan went to the Library of Congress in 1964, to start our family tree. What I have learned from where he started is so interesting and I keep finding more and more!
If only I could have my profile look as great as yours!
Keep up the great work...Laura London Weathers
Zachary Jon Smith and Laura Weathers are both descendants of Rebecca (Lewis) Jones (abt.1643-bef.1719).
1. Zachary Jon is the son of Nathan Smith DNA confirmed 2. Nathan is the son of John Lucian Smith (1952-1996) DNA confirmed 3. John is the son of John Thomas Smith (1924-2009) DNA confirmed 4. John is the son of Johnie Thomas Smith (1899-1978) DNA confirmed 5. Johnie is the son of Martha Ellen (French) Maddox (1874-1950) [confident] 6. Martha is the daughter of Martha Wilmoth (Clement) French (1851-1886) [unknown confidence] 7. Martha is the daughter of Isaac Clement (abt.1812-) [unknown confidence] 8. Isaac is the son of Wilmouth (Irby) Clements (abt.1785-abt.1825) [unknown confidence] 9. Wilmouth is the daughter of Francis Irby (abt.1752-1795) [unknown confidence] 10. Francis is the son of Elizabeth (Cooke) Irby (1734-abt.1790) [unknown confidence] 11. Elizabeth is the daughter of William Cooke IV (1683-1764) [unknown confidence] 12. William is the son of Rebecca (Jones) Cooke (abt.1668-abt.1759) [unknown confidence] 13. Rebecca is the daughter of Rebecca (Lewis) Jones (abt.1643-bef.1719) [unknown confidence] This makes Rebecca the 11th great grandmother of Zachary Jon.
1. Laura is the daughter of Robert Dunlap Weathers (1939-1986) [confident] 2. Robert is the son of Susan (Cowan) Weathers (1908-1978) [confident] 3. Susan is the daughter of Susan Isabel (Dunlap) Cowan (1885-1966) [confident] 4. Susan is the daughter of Susan Gilreath (Jacoway) Dunlap (1848-1938) [confident] 5. Susan is the daughter of John Garret Jacoway (1818-1892) [unknown confidence] 6. John is the son of Mary Susannah (Gilreath) Jackoway (1784-1840) [unknown confidence] 7. Mary is the daughter of Johanne (Jones) Gilreath (abt.1752-1817) [unknown confidence] 8. Johanne is the daughter of Benjamin John Jones Sr. (1725-abt.1776) [unknown confidence] 9. Benjamin is the son of John D. Jones (1700-1743) [unknown confidence] 10. John is the son of James Jones (abt.1666-1725) [unknown confidence] 11. James is the son of Rebecca (Lewis) Jones (abt.1643-bef.1719) [unknown confidence] This makes Rebecca the ninth great grandmother of Laura.
Nancy Thomas ~ Team Virginia
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See also https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Help:Category_Creation_and_Removal#How_to_Delete.2C_Rename.2C_or_Merge_a_Category
Thanks, regards, Margaret, Categorization Project
Thanks, regards, Margaret
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Very nice profile.
I am still interested in participating. I am not able to be especially active at the moment, but I try to keep up with requests and collaboration on my profiles, etc.
Thank you, Zachary Smith
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edited by Robin (Dodge) Shaules
Looks like we are 9th cousins twice removed on the maternal side of each of us, through a son and daughter of Hannah (Smith) Lawrence (1641-1690), and Caleb Knapp (1636-1675).
edited by Mary Gossage
Jenn and Zachary are 17th cousins once removed (Uncertain) Jenn (Ewing) Roma and Zachary Smith are both descendants of John Roper Esq.. Nice to “meet” you cousin. https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Ewing-1463 A constant work in progress...
Regards, Zachary Smith
My name is Sarah and I’m the new Project Leader for The Native Americans Project. This is your project check-in letter. I would love to hear back from you about your current Native American research interests and project related activity.
Thank you,
Sarah Mason, NA Project Leader
Regards, Zachary Smith