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166. Paine Charles Cushing-194173 (Sarah Sumner Cushing , Charles , John , John , John , Matthew , Peter , Thomas , John , William Cushyn , Progenitor ) was born in 1808. He died in 1874.
Code-US. Additional information (accessed 30-8-2007) per a web treatment of Senator John Forbes Kerry (b. 1943) by William Addams Reitwiesner Genealogical Services - email to: wargs@wargs.com (with help from David Curtis Dearborn and Gary Boyd Roberts et al.He is son of Charles 6 son of Hon. Robert treat 5 son of Rev Thomas 4 son of James 3 son of Thomas 2 son of Thomas 1. Linda Minor http says - Paine Webber was founded in 1879 by Charles Cabot Jackson and Laurence Curtis, both members of the Boston Stock and Exchange Board. Their partnership, known as Jackson & Curtis, also included Charles' brother Frank Jackson--the sons of Charles and Fanny Cabot Jackson. Their sister, also named Fanny, married Charles Cushing Paine, and they had nine children, including Gen. Charles Jackson Paine and William Cushing Paine, who had taken a small amount of shares in the ATSF Railroad and doubled them. The Paine Webber partners acquired an interest in some of the assets of the collapsed Van Sweringen railroad empire through foreclosure, including the Kansas City Southern. Mary Bancroft's first husband, Sherwin Badger, was a Harvard graduate whose first job had been in the head office of United Fruit in Cuba. After a year in Cuba he became a journalist in Boston, later moving to the Wall Street Journal and Barron's in New York, both of which were published by Mary's stepfather, Clarence Walker Barron. Mary also had a long friendship with George Lymon Paine and Ruth Forbes Paine, whose son Michael Paine and his wife Ruth befriended Marina Oswald the year prior to John Kennedy's assassination. The Paines were from Boston and both had family trees tying them to the United Fruit Co.--through Michael's mother (a niece of W. Cameron Forbes) and his father (a descendant of Thomas Dudley Cabot, a former president of United Fruit). Michael Paine's uncle, Eric Schroeder, was a friend and investment associate of geologist Everette DeGolyer, a long-time Dresser Industries director, who had served on the board with Prescott Bush. Schroeder was a cousin of Alexander "Sandy" Forbes, former director of United Fruit who "belonged to the elite Tryall Golf Club retreat in Jamaica with ... Paul Raigorodsky," who has been linked to the Kennedy assassination by the Torbitt Document. [Source: Richard Bartholomew, "Possible Discovery," p. 38. See also Mary Bancroft, "Autobiography of a Spy" (New York: William Morrow, 1983). DeGolyer was an advisor to the University of Texas Board of Regents and its chairman, Harry Huntt Ransom, and was also a business partner of Lewis MacNaughton in the Dallas oil exploration firm DeGolyer and MacNaughton. MacNaughton had many CIA contacts and his personal accountant, George Bouhe, was one of Oswald's chief Russian guardians in Dallas in 1962. See Lon Tinkle, Mr. De: A Biography of Everette Lee DeGolyer, (Boston, MA: Little, Brown, 1970), pp. 224, 239 and Peter Dale Scott, The Dallas Conspiracy, ch. III, p. 6. Bartholomew cites as a source: Peter Dale Scott, "Government Documents and the Kennedy Assassination," (unpublished manuscript), ch. II, p. 4, and states: "Note: The St. Nicholas Parish was a CIA-subsidized Russian Orthodox church outside Russia, restricted to aristocratic anti-Bolshevik Russians who had been 'checked, rechecked, and double checked' by the CIA-subsidized Tolstoy Foundation. (9 H 5, 7, cited in Scott, Government Documents..., ch. II, p. 1.)"]
Everett DeGolyer became a famous geologist from Oklahoma, who spent his entire career working for the Pearson oil companies controlled by the same titled family that owned both the media conglomerate and Lazard Brothers investment bank. He was a long-time Dresser director in Dallas where he was a geophysical consultant for all the oil companies. His had begun when as a young man he was employed by the Mexican Eagle Oil Co., owned by Sir Weetman Pearson, who called him to London in 1918 and asked him to sell Mexican Eagle to Royal Dutch Shell. The proceeds from the sale were invested by Pearson in the creation of a new oil company founded and operated by De Golyer in 1919 called Amerada (some years later merged into Amerada Hess), a big percentage of which was owned by the British government. DeGolyer maintained offices in Houston as well as Dallas and was well-known in the Houston and Dallas petroleum clubs frequented by George Bush and the Liedtkes.
One of DeGolyer's daughters married George C. McGhee, a U.S. State Department official, who was present in May 1954 at the first Bilderberg meeting with George Ball, David Rockefeller, Prince Bernhard of Holland and Dr. Joseph Retinger. [Source: . William Engdahl, A Century of War, p. 149.] McGhee later served as a trustee of the Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies, set up to shape the "limits to growth" agenda. [Source: Engdahl, p. 160.] By that time McGhee had left the State Department to become a director of Mobil Oil, the company which absorbed Magnolia Oil Company, a Rockefeller company which was founded by Galveston banking interests involved in constructing a railroad from the Galveston-Houston area to St. Louis, which came to be part of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad financed by G. H. Walker & Co.
Linda Minor http - Richard Saltonstall (1897-1982) A friend of Paul Cabot, Mr. Saltonstall shared his interest in common stocks. In 1923, when they were both young men doing similar work in large banks, the two began meeting once a week to talk over the possibilities of investing in the stocks of companies whose prospects they had studied. They formed a pool to invest some money together with a third partner, Richard Paine. Like Cabot, Mr. Saltonstall went on to become a partner of State Street Research, and remained active in the Firm for over fifty years.
Richard Cushing Paine (1893-1966) Richard Paine was a cousin and close friend of Paul Cabot, and the third founding partner of State Street Research. The three began investing in companies with the understanding that they could withdraw their interest at market value any time they wanted--a revolutionary idea in that era. The three partners ran this investment pool for a few months, and then incorporated the mutual fund that launched State Street Research and Management Company. Mr. Paine went on to serve as vice-president and director of the company he helped found.
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l+paine%2Bcabot&hl=enLMinor http - Ralph and Elise Cabot Forbes' daughter was Ruth Forbes, whose first husband
was George Lyman Paine, and whose son was Michael Paine. Ruth Forbes Paine's best friend was a woman named Mary Bancroft, whose connection to the Boston Brahmins will be explored later.
http://peach.ease.lsoft.com/scripts/wa.exe?A2=ind0004D&L=ctrl&P=R116336Ruth Forbes had a brother named William Cameron Forbes, an American business executive and diplomat, born in Milton, Mass. in 1870. He entered the mercantile house of his grandfather, John Murray Forbes, in Boston and was a partner in the firm after 1899. Appointed (1904) to the Philippine Commission by President Theodore Roosevelt, he held several administrative posts there before he served (1909-13) as governor-general of the islands. He was a member of the Wood-Forbes Commission, which was sent (1921) by President Harding to the Philippines. He was later (1930) chairman of a commission to study conditions in Haiti, served (1931-32) as ambassador to Japan at the time of the Manchurian crisis, and led (1935) an economic mission to East Asia. http://www.bartleby.com/65/e-/E-Forbes-W.html
In 1902, Clarence Barron, representing Boston's powerful State Street, purchased Dow Jones & Company for $130,000. At the time of the purchase, Barron was publishing business bulletins in Boston and Philadelphia, which were merged into Dow Jones & Co. In 1907, the step-daughter of Clarence Barron, Jane Barron, married Hugh Bancroft. Hugh Bancroft's father, was General William A. Bancroft (Harvard 1878), who was first elected mayor of Cambridge, Mass. in 1893 and reelected three times. He was chairman of the Brahmin-owned Boston Elevated Railway, and was a member of the board of overseers of Harvard University from 1893 to 1903. Hugh Bancroft also attended Harvard, where he was admitted to the elite Hasty Pudding Club. In 1912, Bancroft was made treasurer of Dow Jones, the holding company of the Journal. He became president in 1928, upon Clarence Barron's death. By that time, Bancroft and his family controlled the majority of Dow Jones & Company's shares. The Bancroft family continues to be the most significant shareholder of Dow Jones and the Wall Street Journal today, through Hugh Bancroft's descendants.THE MYSTERIOUS MICHAEL PAINE
Michael Paine was sixth in descent from Robert Treat Paine the signer of the Declaration of Independence. His mother Ruth Forbes was a great-granddaughter of Emerson and a granddaughter of William Hathaway Forbes , founder and first president of the American Bell Telephone Company. Her father, Ralph Emerson Forbes, left an estate of $2.5 million when he died in 1937. Her uncle, W. Cameron Forbes (Harvard 1892), had started his career as a clerk with Jackson & Curtis, a family money-laundering firm and in 1899 became a partner in John Murray Forbes & Co. He was a director of AT&T, United Fruit, and Stone & Webster, Inc. He was also appointed to the Philippine Commission and as vice governor of the Islands until 1913. After that he was a receiver of a Brazilian railway, and a presidential appointee to "study conditions" in the Philippines and in Haiti. He served as an Overseer to Harvard from 1914-20, then became a life member of MIT Corporation. From 1930-32 he was Ambassador to Japan. [Who's Who in America, 1954-55].
Michael Paine was descended from the Cabots on both his father's and his mother's side; he was thus a second cousin once removed of Thomas Dudley Cabot and a cousin of Alexander Cochrane Forbes, a director of United Fruit and trustee of Cabot, Cabot and Forbes. http://www.parascope.com/articles/1196/nazis.htm
Paul F.Hellmuth was the vice-president of Cabot, Cabot and Forbes, was a trustee of the J. Frederick Brown Foundation, a CIA "conduit", along with G.C. Cabot. Thus the Paine family [had] links with the blue-blood intelligence circles of the OSS and CIA, In the summer of 1963 it was Ruth [Michael's wife], rather than Michael, who maintained close relations with the patrician Paine and Forbes families, traveling east in July to stay with her mother-in-law at the traditional Forbes clan retreat of Naushon Island near Wood's Hole, Massachusetts (CE 416, 17 H 119). [Source: Peter Dale Scott, The Dallas Conspiracy, Ch. IV, pp. 2-4.] http on Cushing family (online version 2003).
Charles married Jackson Frances Fanny Cabot-177761 daughter of Judge Jackson Charles-177753 and wife2 Cabot Fanny-197901.
http on Cushing family (online version 2003). Additional information (accessed 30-8-2007) per a web treatment of Senator John Forbes Kerry (b. 1943) by William Addams Reitwiesner Genealogical Services - email to: wargs@wargs.com (with help from David Curtis Dearborn and Gary Boyd Roberts et al.
Charles and Frances had the following children:
+ 212 M i Capt Paine William Cushing IV-194171 was born in 1834. 213 M ii Union General Civil War Paine Charles Jackson-200613 was born in 1831/1833. He died in 1916.
Noted Yachtsman. He made a fortune in railroads. His own wikipedia entry. Additional information per a web treatment of Senator John Forbes Kerry (b. 1943) by William Addams Reitwiesner Genealogical Services - email to: wargs@wargs.com (with help from David Curtis Dearborn and Gary Boyd Roberts et al.+ 214 M iii Philanthropist Poet Paine Robert Treat-350270 was born in 1835. He died in 1910.
168. Wolcott Frances-362195 (Frances Burbank , Bethia Cushing , John , John , John , Matthew , Peter , Thomas , John , William Cushyn , Progenitor ).
Frances married Magill Arthur W.-362194 son of Magill Progenitor-362196 and MNotknown Miss-362197.
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Arthur and Frances had the following children:
+ 215 F i Magill Juliette-362182.
170. Asia house merchant opium dealer Cushing John Perkins-8056 (Robert , John , John , John , John , Matthew , Peter , Thomas , John , William Cushyn , Progenitor ) was born on 22 Apr 1787 in Boston. He died on 12 Apr 1862. He was buried in Cambridge,Mass.
Code-US. I seem to have two Cushing with same date being 1787-1862 - (?). John Perkins Cushing (1787-1862) Beeching says he withdraws from opium in 1921, Olyphant and Co. of US never deal in opium. See email of 6-11-2000 from Linda Minor re her http etc. Gibson, Otter, pp. 26ff. See Biog Dictionary, US. He lived in Canton and Macao trading from 1803 to 1828 and developed a close relationship with leading Hong merchant Houqua II (or, Wu Ping-chien, 1769-1843 - said to be world's richest man as he died), investing large funds in international trade. See John Murray Forbes qv. See Dict Biog entry, of firm Perkins and Co trade to China, also yachtsman successful in 1832. he has cousin Caleb. Follows from wikipedia verbatim - John Perkins Cushing
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Jump to: navigation, searchJohn Perkins Cushing (b. April 22, 1787 - d.1862), called "Ku-Shing" by the Chinese, was a very wealthy Boston sea merchant, opium smuggler, and philanthropist. His sixty-foot pilot schooner, the Sylph, won the first recorded American yacht race in 1832, and the town of Belmont, Massachusetts is named after his estate.
Perkins was born in Boston, Massachusetts to Robert and Ann Perkins (Maynard) Cushing. His sister Nancy later married Henry Higginson. When his mother died of smallpox, Cushing was raised by his uncle, Thomas Handasyd Perkins, and in 1803 at age 16 sailed for China to become clerk in his uncle's counting house. The head of the firm in China soon fell ill and died at sea. Cushing thus arrived in China to find himself Perkins & Company's sole agent. There he remained for nearly 30 years.
Cushing managed the affairs of the firm skillfully and was soon taken into partnership. Under Cushing, the firm of Perkins & Company was formally established in Canton in 1806. At one point he made a good profit during a famine in China by importing rice. During the War of 1812, the family loaned their money out--at 18 percent interest--to other merchants in Canton. But the fur trade paled and when hard cash grew harder to come by, a search began for a substitute for the furs and specie that had been foundations of Boston's China trade. Opium seemed the ideal commodity. By the 1820s Cushing was known as the most influential of all the foreigners in Canton, and had struck up a close relationship with the hong merchant Houqua, who at his death in 1843 was said to be the richest man in the world.
In 1820 Cushing brought on his cousin Thomas Tunno Forbes to train for the business. Forbes, however, died in 1827 before assuming control of the firm. Cushing, eager for retirement and lacking a suitable replacement, made arrangements to dissolve Perkins & Company by an 1827 consolidation with Russell & Co (created by China trader Samuel Russell in 1823).
He returned to Boston in 1830 with Eastern manners and manservants, and soon married the only daughter of the Rev. John Sylvester John Gardiner of Trinity Church, Boston. It was rumored at the time that there was much disappointment among the young ladies of Boston, who, as some one expressed it, "beset him like bumblebees about a lump of sugar."
Cushing built himself a handsome mansion on Summer Street, acquired a splendid 200-acre estate in Watertown named "Bellmont" (now part of Belmont, which is named after his estate), and erected one of the finest conservatories in New England. His house was one of the finest and most comfortable of any in or near Boston. It was a double one-—a house within a house-—and thus warm in winter and cool in summer. Its spacious grounds and beautiful gardens were open to the public, and thousands of visitors went out there each year. Once when the assessors called upon him to question him as to his taxes, he asked, "What is the entire amount to be raised?" The sum was named by the assessors, whereupon Mr. Cushing said, "You can charge the whole amount to me."
Cushing was very fond of the Perkins family, and often brought to the house presents of large boxes of the finest white sugar. He spent much time at their house, and when one heard "deuce, ace, tray", it was safe to assume that either William Appleton or Cushing was engaged in a backgammon contest with Colonel Perkins.
Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Perkins_Cushing" - Noted in http on Boit family history at: http://www.archive.org/stream/chroniclesofboit1915boit_djvu.txt
John married Gardiner Mary Louise-51436 daughter of Rev Gardiner John Sylvester John-51443 and GNotknown Miss-51444 in 1830 in Circa.
Noted in http on Boit family history at: http://www.archive.org/stream/chroniclesofboit1915boit_djvu.txt Dict American Biog for her husband.
John and Mary had the following children:
216 F i Cushing Mary Louisa-414805 died in 1894. She was buried in Paris.
She had four daughters who did not marry. Noted in http on Boit family history at: http://www.archive.org/stream/chroniclesofboit1915boit_djvu.txtMary married Lawyer Boit Edward Darley-414706 son of Lawyer of Boston Boit Edward Darley-414702 and Hubbard Jane Parkinson-414703. Edward was born in 1840 in Boston.
Noted in http on Boit family history at: http://www.archive.org/stream/chroniclesofboit1915boit_djvu.txt He or his firm dealt with Baring Bros by 1874 for southern cotton and ended up broke by doing so, as their new York agents, Duncan Sherman and Co.217 M ii Cushing John Gardiner-414806.
Noted in http on Boit family history at: http://www.archive.org/stream/chroniclesofboit1915boit_djvu.txtJohn married Dexter Susan-414814 daughter of Dexter Progenitor-340467 and DNotknown Miss-76482. + 218 M iii Cushing Robert Maynard-414807 was born in 1836. 219 M iv Cushing Thomas F.-414808.
Noted in http on Boit family history at: http://www.archive.org/stream/chroniclesofboit1915boit_djvu.txtThomas married Of New York Grinnell Frances Leslie-414809 daughter of Of New York Grinnell Moses H.-414810 and Irving Julia-414811.
Noted in http on Boit family history at: http://www.archive.org/stream/chroniclesofboit1915boit_djvu.txt
171. Cushing Ann (Nancy) Maynard-177455 (Robert , John , John , John , John , Matthew , Peter , Thomas , John , William Cushyn , Progenitor ) was born in 1782 in Boston. She died in 1847 in Mass.
Seen in Cabot genealogy per Linda Minor.
Ann married Higginson Henry-177456 son of Hon Higginson Stephen Jr.-177425 and wife1 Cleveland Susannah-197830. Henry was born in 1781 in Boston. He died in 1838.
They had the following children:
+ 220 M i Higginson John Cushing-471617 was born in 1813. He died in 1875.
172. Cushing Susan Jarvis-446029 (Daniel Cooke , Benjamin , Benjamin , John , John , Matthew , Peter , Thomas , John , William Cushyn , Progenitor ) was born in 1827 in Providence RI.
http on Cushing family (online version 2003).
Susan married Cheney Frank-446028 son of Cheney Progenitor tuesday-446030 and CNotknown Miss-446031. Frank was born in 1817. He died in 1904.
http on Cushing family (online version 2003).
Frank and Susan had the following children:
221 M i Cheney Paul Howard-446027 was born in 1867. He died in 1949.
http on Cushing family (online version 2003).
174. Wigglesworth Edward-417018 (Thomas Wigglesworth , Margaret Hill , Hannah Cushing , Thomas B. , John , Matthew , Peter , Thomas , John , William Cushyn , Progenitor ) was born in 1804. He died in 1876.
Lawyer. Studied with Judge Prescott's office. Named in Sparhawk genealogy.
Edward married Goddard Henrietta May-417021 daughter of Goddard Nathaniel-349763 and Of Amherst Dana Lucretia-349756 in 1835. Henrietta was born in 1805. She died in 1895.
Named in Sparhawk genealogy.
Edward and Henrietta had the following children:
+ 222 F i Wigglesworth Jane Norton-417065 was born in 1836. She died in 1920. 223 F ii Wigglesworth Mary Goddard-419060 was born in 1838. She died in 1909. Mary married Pickering Henry-419061. 224 F iii Wigglesworth Henrietta Goddard-419062 was born in 1847. She died in 1929. Henrietta married (1) Holmes Edward Jackson-419063 son of Holmes Progenitor-419065 and HNotknown Miss-419066. Edward was born in 1846. He died in 1884. Henrietta married (2) FItz W. Scott-419064 son of FItz Progenitor-432854 and FNotknown Miss-432855.
193. Cushing Mercy-267837 (Enos , Thomas , Hezekiah , Matthew B. , John , Matthew , Peter , Thomas , John , William Cushyn , Progenitor ).
Mercy married Davis Abram-267845 son of Davis Progenitor-267847 and DNotknown Miss-267848.
They had the following children:
225 F i Davis Clarissa A. Cushing-267846.
195. Cushing Thomas-267839 (Enos , Thomas , Hezekiah , Matthew B. , John , Matthew , Peter , Thomas , John , William Cushyn , Progenitor ) was born in 1821.
Thomas married Chittenden Sarah Harding-267840 daughter of Chittenden Progenitor-267841 and CNotknown Miss-267842.
They had the following children:
202. Dr MD Cushing Erastus-424625 (David , David , Josiah , Matthew B. , John , Matthew , Peter , Thomas , John , William Cushyn , Progenitor ) was born in 1802. He died in 1893.
Erastus married Platt Mary Ann-424626 daughter of Platt Progenitor-447824 and PNotknown Miss-447825. Mary died in 1868.
They had the following children:
+ 227 M i Dr MD Cushing Henry Kirke-251660 was born in 1827.
208. Cushing Silence Burr-414967 (John , Peter , Stephen , Peter , Daniel , Matthew , Peter , Thomas , John , William Cushyn , Progenitor ) was born in 1792. She died in 1866 in HIngham Plymouth Mass.
Silence married Beal John-414966 son of Beal John-414968 and James Rhoda-414969. John was born in 1779. He died in 1863 in HIngham Plymouth Mass.
They had the following children:
228 M i Beal John Cushing Beal-414970 was born in 1816. He died in New York. John married Proctor Jane-414971 daughter of Proctor Progenitor-157100 and PNotknown Miss-153089.
211. Cushing John-474977 (Ezra , Adam , Adam , Theophilus , Daniel , Matthew , Peter , Thomas , John , William Cushyn , Progenitor ).
John married Wales Polly-474978 daughter of Wales Progenitor-510821 and WNotknown Miss-510822.
They had the following children:
+ 229 M i Cushing William Wales-474975.
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