Fairbanks family

The Fairbanks (Fairbank) family is a noted American and Canadian family of English origin. The family descends from colonist Jonathan Fairbanks, who emigrated to Boston, Massachusetts in 1633 with his family, settling at Dedham, Massachusetts three years later.[1] There he built the Fairbanks House, today the oldest surviving verified timber-frame house in the United States.

Fairbanks
Fairbank
Political, mercantile
Coat of Arms of Jonathan Fairbanks
CountryEngland
United States
Canada
Current regionUnited States
Canada
Place of originHeptonstall, Halifax, West Yorkshire, England
Founded1633
FounderJonathan Fairbanks

The following genealogical tree illustrates the links between the more notable family members:[1]

Family tree

  • Jonathan Fairbanks (c. 1595–1668) m. Grace Smith (c. 1600–1673)[2]
    • John Fairbanks I (1618–1684) m. Sarah Fiske (c. 1620–1683)[2]
      • Joseph Fairbanks I (1656–1734) m. Dorcas ? (c. 1660–1738)[2]
        • Joseph Fairbanks II (1687–1753) m. Abigail Deane (1694–1750)[2]
          • Samuel Fairbanks (1728–1812) m. Mary Draper
            • Samuel Fairbanks (1753–1825) m. (1). Rachel Lovett (1755–1806); 1807 (2). Joanna Gilmer (d. 1812); 1812 (3). Martha Legg (d. 1838)
    • George Fairbanks (1619–1682)
      • Eleazer Fairbanks (1655–1741) m. Martha Lovett
        • Eleazer Fairbanks (1690–1741) m. Martha Bullard
          • Eleazer Fairbanks (1716–1782) m. Prudence Cary
            • Abel Fairbanks (1754–1842) m. Hannah Hobbs (d. 1840)
              • Harvey Fairbanks (1787–1877) m. Lois Hall (1792–1872)
                • Charles Hall Fairbanks (1835–1916) m. Amelia A. Williams (1836–1926)
                  • Herbert Charles Fairbanks (1859–1932) m. Ellen E. Hammond (1857–1920)
                    • Frank Latta Fairbanks (1884–1939) m. Helen McClellan Hart[3]
          • Ebenezer Fairbanks (1734–1812) m. Elizabeth Dearth (1743–1818)
      • Jonathan Fairbanks (1662–1719) m. (1). Sarah ? (1666–1713)
        • Samuel Fairbanks (1693–1756) m. Susannah Watson
          • Samuel Fairbanks (1720–1790) m. (1). Hannah Corbin; (2). Lucy Smith (d. 1802)
            • Jonas Fairbanks (1747–1825) m. (1). Mary Carter; 1782. (2). Freelove Stanley (1760–1831)
              • Ebenezer Fairbanks (1776–1848) m. Abigail Cobb
                • Henry Fairbanks (1825–1909) m. Esther Palmer (1832–1910)
                  • Charles Fairbanks (1857–1935) m. Sarah Palmer (1860–1954)
    • Jonas Fairbanks (1625–1676) m. Lydia Prescott
      • Jabez Fairbank (c. 1670–1758) m. (1). Mary Wilder (c. 1675–1718)
        • Joseph Fairbank (1693–1772) m. Mary Brown (c. 1700–1791)
          • Joseph Fairbank (1722–1802) m. (1). Mary Willard (1722–1748); 1749 (2). Abigail Tarbell (1721–1798); 1801 (3). Mary Willard
        • Jonas Fairbank (1703–1792) m. Thankful Wheeler (1711–1795)
          • Josiah Fairbank (1734–1798) m. Abigail Carter (d. 1815)
            • Manesseh Fairbank (1765–1848) m. Octavia Taylor (1771–1866)
            • Ephraim Fairbank (1770–1837) m. Sarah Chandler (1776–1844)
              • John Barnard Fairbank (1796–1873) m. Hannah M. Crissy
                • Rev. Samuel B. Fairbank (1822–1898) m. 1846 Abby Allen (d. 1852); 1856 (2). Mary Ballantine (1836–1878)[1]
                • Rev. John Barnard Fairbank (1831–1910) m. 1859 (1). Emily P. Mack (d. 1860); 1863 (2). Ruth A. Boyce (d. 1889)
                  • Arthur Boyce Fairbank (1873–1936) m. Lorena King (1874–1979)
        • Thomas Fairbank (1707–1791) m. Dorothy Carter (1710–1784)
          • John Fairbank (1731–1817) m. (1). Relief Houghton; 1796 (2). Tabitha White
        • Joshua Fairbank (1714–1769) m. Eunice Wilder
          • Calvin Fairbank (1753–1836) m. (1). Jenny Ayers (1755–1803)
            • Chester Fairbank (1788–1849) m. Betsey Abbott (1787–1882)
          • Luther Fairbank (1755–1836) m. 1777 (1). Thankful Wheelock (1757–1820); (2). Anna ? (d. 1842)
            • Luther Fairbank (1780–1857) m. (1). Lucy Lewis (1785–1842); 1849 (2). Miranda McLenathan (d. 1850)
              • Loriston Monroe Fairbanks (1824–1900) m. Mary A. Smith

References

  1. Fairbanks, Lorenzo Sayles (1897). Genealogy of the Fairbanks family in America, 1633-1897. Boston: American Printing and Engraving Company.
  2. "The Fairbanks House: The House". The Fairbanks House. Retrieved July 24, 2021.
  3. "Fairbanks, Frank Latta". Cornell University Library. Cornell University. 1939. Retrieved July 22, 2021.
  4. "FAIRBANKS, CHARLES RUFUS". Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 7. 1988.
  5. Anon (1927). Obituary records of Yale graduates 1926-1927. Bulletin of Yale University (PDF). pp. 324–325.
  6. Meyer, Horst; Cabrera, Blas; Michelson, Peter (2011). "William Martin Fairbank Sr" (PDF). Biographical Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences: 2–20.
  7. May, Gary. (1998). Hard oiler! : the story of Canadians' quest for oil at home and abroad. Dundurn. p. 98. ISBN 978-1-4597-1312-3. OCLC 1127560811.
  8. "The Legacy of Dick Fairbanks". Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation. Retrieved July 21, 2021.
  9. "Richard M. Fairbanks, III (February 10, 1941–February 6, 2013)". Yale College Class of '62 Obituaries. Yale College. 2013. Retrieved July 21, 2021.
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