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Ancestry of Hillary Clinton

Ancestry of Hillary Clinton[1]

64. Joseph Roddam (1742–?) Chester-le-Street (Durham), England 32. Jonathan Roddam (1779–?) Chester-le-Street (Durham), England 65. Dorothy Bell (1750–?) Chester-le-Street (Durham), England 16. Joseph Rodham (1817–1874) Tanfield (Durham), England 33. Ann Parkinson (1786–?) Bishop Auckland (Durham), England 8. Jonathan Rodham (1843–1917) Holmside (Durham), England 68. John Scurfield England 34. Thomas Scurfield (1789–?) Tanfield (Durham), England 69. Elizabeth Graham England 17. Elizabeth Scurfield (1816–1909) Tanfield (Durham), England 70. Fenwick Charlton England 35. Margaret Charlton (1795–?) Tanfield (Durham), England 71. Alice Stodart England 4. Hugh Rodham (1879–1965) West Kyo (Durham), England 18. Thomas Bell (1801–?) Walls End (Northumberland), England 9. Isabella Simpson Bell (1849–1917) Annfield Plain (Durham), England 19. Elizabeth Dawson (1819–?) Walls End (Northumberland), England 2. Hugh Ellsworth Rodham (1911–1993) Scranton, Pennsylvania 10. John Jones (1836–?) Wales 5. Hannah Jones (1882–1952) Scranton, Pennsylvania 11. Mary (1839–?) Wales 1. Hillary Diane Rodham (b. 1947) Chicago, Illinois 48. Benjamin Enoch Howell (1802–1867) Pembroke, Wales 24. Edwin Howell (1846–?) Bristol (Gloucester), England 49. Harriett (1803–1883) Backwell (Somerset), England 12. Edwin John Howell (1867–1941) Bristol (Gloucester), England 50. Francis Babb (1819–1882) Bridgewater (Somerset), England 25. Jane Sophia Babb (1844–?) Bristol (Gloucester), England 51. Eleanor Williams (1820–1897) Llandeilo (Carmarthenshire), Wales 6. Edwin John Howell, Jr. (1897–1946) Elgin, Illinois 104. George Monk (1778–1840) Coventry (Warwickshire), England 52. Thomas Monk (1809–?) Coventry (Warwickshire), England 105. Elizabeth Cotterell (1781–?) Meriden (Warwickshire), England 26. John H. Monk (1838–1910) New York 106. John Hinton (1787–1853) Coventry (Warwickshire), England 53. Harriet Hinton (1809–?) Coventry (Warwickshire), England 107. Jane Hodiernne (1782–1823) Coventry (Warwickshire), England 13. Emma Josephine Monk (1874–1940) Canada 27. Sarah Abbs (1841–?) England 3. Dorothy Emma Howell (1919–2011) Chicago, Illinois 14. Daniel Murray (1859–?) Ontario, Canada 7. Della Murray (1902–1960) Aurora, Illinois 60. Nicolas Antoine Martin Kingdom of France 30. Antoine Martin (1816–?) Kingdom of France 61. Odile Richard (ca. 1770–1863) Kingdom of France 15. Delia Martin (1861–?) Lake Superior, Michigan 124. John Robert McDougall (1764–1846) Detroit, Province of Quebec 62. James McDougall (1793–?) Detroit, Province of Quebec 125. Archange Campeau (1766–1821) Detroit, Province of Quebec 31. Mary Anne Frances McDougall (1823–1898) Windsor, Upper Canada 126. Joseph Charles Godet dit Marentette (1751–1818) Détroit, Canada 63. Catherine Godet dite Marentette (1793–1855) Detroit, Province of Quebec 127. Jeanne-Marie Pilet (1756–1824) Détroit, Canada

Julio Llort

In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Llort and the second or maternal family name is Guindulain.

Julio Llort
Born	(1937-01-18)18 January 1937 Barcelona, Spain
Citizenship	Spaniard, Dominican
Spouses	Georgina Rosario Alberti-Basilis ​ ​ (m. 1969)​
Website
http://www.juliollortgallery.com/

Julio Llort Guindulain (b. 18 January 1937, Barcelona) is a Dominican Republic painter of Spanish origin.

Biography

Julio Llort Guindulain is son of Julio Llort Pastells, a painter, and Antonia Guindulain Iglesia, a writer and dermatologist.

Sources

• Julio Llort - Nosotros
• El Caribe - Julio Llort y la Naturaleza
• Banco Central de la República Dominicana - Julio Llort
• Diario Libre - Poder Ejecutivo condece pensión a 29 artistas plásticos
• Grupo Negocios y Más - Julio Llort

External links

• Arte Lista: Julio Llort Guindulain
• Julio Llort on Facebook

1981 Census

The Sixth National Census of Population and Housing of the Dominican Republic was raised on 12-13 December 1981, during the presidency of Antonio Guzmán.

This census collected information respect on sex, occupation, age, fertility, religion, marital status, nationality, literacy, ability to vote, and housing. Like the previos census, this census was made in two days instead of one day.

General results

General results
Indicator	Quantity	%
Total population
Men
Women
Total population
Peasants
Urbanites

Regions
North
South
National District

See also

• 1920 Santo Domingo Census
• 1950 Dominican Republic Census
• 1960 Dominican Republic Census
• 1970 Dominican Republic Census

Sources

• National Bureau of Statistics (1983). Sixth National Census of Population, 1981.

References

Category:Censuses in the Dominican Republic