The Wadsworth Family
In America
The Wadsworth Family
In America

People - Places - Things

That bear the name WADSWORTH

James Wolcott Wadsworth Jr.
The 18th Amendment to the Constitution prohibited alcohol. James Wolcott Wadsworth Jr. was instrumental in repealing this amendment.
Fort Wadsworth, New York
America's oldest continually manned military installation, strategically situated at the entrance to New York Harbor.
Jonathon Wadsworth
Erick Wadsworth shares his appreciation for Jonathon Wadsworth, who gave his life at the Battle of Saratoga, a turning point in our Nation's history.
Jeremiah Wadsworth - Connecticut Businessman
Jeremiah Wadsworth profited from his involvement in the Revolutionary War and eventually became one of the most respected politicians and businessmen in American history.
Louis Fenn Wadsworth - The Origins of Baseball
Did Louis Fenn Wadsworth invent the modern game of Baseball? Find out more here.
Wadsworth Mansion - 1970's One Hit Wonder
The 70's Rock Group "Wadsworth Mansion" was a one-hit-wonder with their song "Sweet Mary". Read their story here.
Bill Wadsworth - Bowhunting Educator
Founder of the National Bowhunter Education Foundation, Bill was a tireless advocate for the sport of Bowhunting.
Benjamin Wadsworth - Past President of Harvard
One of the early Presidents of Harvard University, Benjamin Wadsworth was influencial in shaping Harvard into one of the most prestigous universities in the world.
The "Master Letters"
The Reverend Charles Wadsworth may have been the subject of Emily Dickinson's "Master Letters" in which she poured out her heart over the love for a man that she could never have.
Alexander S. Wadsworth 1790 - 1851
Commodore Alexander S. Wadsworth rose through the ranks of the Navy in the early 19th Century. Wadsworth was highly decorated and has had three American Navy ships named in his honor. Read his story here.
Skull and Bones - America's Most Elite Secret Society
What do President George Bush, the Wadsworth family, and a secret society known as "Skull and Bones" have in common? Read this story to find out.
Moses Wadsworth 1774 - 1851
Farmer, carpenter and merchant, Moses Wadsworth and those hardworking men and women like him were the foundation of our great nation.
Tony Wadsworth - BBC radio personality
So what is a story about a British radio host doing on a website about the Wadsworth family in America? No reason, just enjoy!
Mike Wadsworth - Former Notre Dame Athletic Director
Athletic Director at Notre Dame, lawyer, corporate Vice-President, broadcaster and professional football player. Another amazing Wadsworth!
Wadsworth Atheneum America's First Art Museum
America's first art museum. Founded by a Wadsworth of course!