What This Visualization Shows

This data visualization displays "Every US president ranked by how many generations of ancestors were born on American soil [OC]" and provides a clear visual representation of the underlying data patterns and trends. The visualization focuses on I devised a weighted scoring system that traces each president's ancestors back 4 generations (up to 30 individuals) and asks one simple question: were they born in America/colonial America, or not?

Closer generations are weighted more heavily — parents count 8x, grandparents 4x, great-grandparents 2x, great-great-grandparents 1x — producing a 0-to-1 "American Roots Score." Colonial America (since Plymouth, 1620) and the United States (since 1776) are treated as one continuous entity. Origin nationality doesn't matter — British, Irish, German, African, Kenyan — we only care about how long each line was on American soil.

**The result?**

Andrew Jackson — the populist frontier president, champion of the common man, the guy on the $20 bill — scores a flat **0.000**. Both his parents emigrated from Ulster, Ireland in 1765, just two years before he was born. Every single traceable ancestor within 4 generations was born in Ireland or Scotland.

Woodrow Wilson and Donald Trump are tied at **0.267** — both had one American-born parent but all four grandparents were foreign-born.

On the other end, **23 of 45 presidents** share the top score of \~0.983 — families rooted in America since the 1620s-1640s.

Full methodology, scores, and breakdown for all 45 presidents in the infographic. Plain text rankings and detailed notes in my comment below.

Full Rankings Table:

**FULL RANKINGS — Depth of American Roots Score**

Formula: Score = (8 x Parents + 4 x Grandparents + 2 x Great-GP + 1 x Great-Great-GP) / 15

Each generation is scored as the proportion of ancestors born in America/colonial America. Score of 1.0 = all American-born. Score of 0.0 = none.

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|Rank|President|\#|Score|Tier| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| || |||||| |1|**Andrew Jackson**|7th|**0.000**|Red Shallowest| |2|Woodrow Wilson|28th|0.267|Red Shallowest| |2|Donald Trump|45th/47th|0.267|Red Shallowest| |4|Barack Obama|44th|0.500|Orange Mixed| |4|Chester Arthur|21st|0.500|Orange Mixed| |4|James Buchanan|15th|0.500|Orange Mixed| |7|Thomas Jefferson|3rd|0.593|Orange Mixed| |8|John F. Kennedy|35th|0.800|Blue Mostly US| |9|Joe Biden|46th|0.867|Blue Mostly US| |10|Ronald Reagan|40th|0.883|Blue Mostly US| |11|Herbert Hoover|31st|0.933|Green Deep Colonial| |11|Dwight Eisenhower|34th|0.933|Green Deep Colonial| |11|George Washington|1st|0.933|Green Deep Colonial| |14|Harry Truman|33rd|0.950|Green Deep Colonial| |14|William McKinley|25th|0.950|Green Deep Colonial| |14|James K. Polk|11th|0.950|Green Deep Colonial| |14|Andrew Johnson|17th|0.950|Green Deep Colonial| |14|Lyndon B. Johnson|36th|0.950|Green Deep Colonial| |14|Bill Clinton|42nd|0.950|Green Deep Colonial| |14|Gerald Ford|38th|0.950|Green Deep Colonial| |14|Richard Nixon|37th|0.950|Green Deep Colonial| |22|John Adams|2nd|0.983|Green Deep Colonial| |22|John Quincy Adams|6th|0.983|Green Deep Colonial| |22|James Madison|4th|0.983|Green Deep Colonial| |22|James Monroe|5th|0.983|Green Deep Colonial| |22|Martin Van Buren|8th|0.983|Green Deep Colonial| |22|William H. Harrison|9th|0.983|Green Deep Colonial| |22|John Tyler|10th|0.983|Green Deep Colonial| |22|Zachary Taylor|12th|0.983|Green Deep Colonial| |22|Millard Fillmore|13th|0.983|Green Deep Colonial| |22|Franklin Pierce|14th|0.983|Green Deep Colonial| |22|Abraham Lincoln|16th|0.983|Green Deep Colonial| |22|Ulysses S. Grant|18th|0.983|Green Deep Colonial| |22|Rutherford B. Hayes|19th|0.983|Green Deep Colonial| |22|James Garfield|20th|0.983|Green Deep Colonial| |22|Grover Cleveland|22nd/24th|0.983|Green Deep Colonial| |22|Benjamin Harrison|23rd|0.983|Green Deep Colonial| |22|Theodore Roosevelt|26th|0.983|Green Deep Colonial| |22|William H. Taft|27th|0.983|Green Deep Colonial| |22|Warren Harding|29th|0.983|Green Deep Colonial| |22|Calvin Coolidge|30th|0.983|Green Deep Colonial| |22|Franklin D. Roosevelt|32nd|0.983|Green Deep Colonial| |22|Jimmy Carter|39th|0.983|Green Deep Colonial| |22|George H.W. Bush|41st|0.983|Green Deep Colonial| |22|George W. Bush|43rd|0.983|Green Deep Colonial|

Key Findings and Notable Details:

**KEY FINDINGS AND NOTES**

**The great irony — Jackson at 0.000:** The populist champion of the "common American man" was literally the most foreign-rooted president in history. Both parents, Andrew Jackson Sr. and Elizabeth Hutchinson, emigrated from Carrickfergus, County Antrim, in Ulster, Ireland in 1765. Andrew was born in 1767 in the Waxhaws region of the Carolinas — making him the first in his entire traceable family tree to be born on American soil.

**The Wilson-Trump tie at 0.267:** Two wildly different presidents, same immigrant pattern. Wilson's mother Jessie Woodrow was born in Carlisle, England; his paternal grandparents emigrated from County Tyrone, Ireland. Trump's mother Mary Anne MacLeod was born on the Isle of Lewis, Scotland; his paternal grandparents Friedrich Trump and Elizabeth Christ both emigrated from Kallstadt, Germany.

**The 50/50 trio — Obama, Arthur, Buchanan at 0.500:** Each had one entirely foreign-rooted parent and one with deep American roots. Obama's split is the most geographically dramatic: Kenyan father, colonial Massachusetts mother. Chester Arthur's father was born in County Antrim, Ireland — same county as Jackson's parents. Buchanan's father emigrated from County Donegal, Ireland in 1783.

**Jefferson's quirk at 0.593:** His mother Jane Randolph was born in Shadwell parish, London — even though her father Isham Randolph was a Virginia planter temporarily living in England. The Randolph family had been in Virginia since the 1650s. This shows how the strict "born in America" criterion can produce surprising results. If we counted her as "American" given her family's deep VA roots, Jefferson would jump to around 0.950.

**JFK as the outlier at 0.800:** All 8 of Kennedy's great-grandparents were Irish Famine-era immigrants from Counties Wexford, Limerick, Cork, Cavan, and Clare. Yet because both his parents and all 4 grandparents were born in Boston/Massachusetts, he still scores 0.800. This shows how quickly families "accumulate" American-born generations — just 2 generations of being born on US soil carried significant weight.

**The colonial majority:** 23 of 45 presidents share the top score of around 0.983, reflecting that the presidency has been overwhelmingly dominated by families with roots stretching back to the earliest colonial settlements. Notable founding ancestors include: Henry Adams (MA, around 1638), Claes van Rosenvelt (New Amsterdam, 1640s), Matthew Grant (MA, 1630), Samuel Lincoln (MA, 1637), and Benjamin Harrison I (VA, 1633).

**Why not 1.000?** No president scores a perfect 1.0 because at 4 generations back (great-great-grandparents), virtually every American family eventually traces to immigrant ancestors. Even the deepest colonial families had great-great-grandparents born in England, the Netherlands, or Scotland in the 1600s.

**LIMITATIONS:**

* Genealogical records become spotty beyond 3-4 generations for some presidents * Gen 3 and Gen 4 scores are estimates where complete records are unavailable * Study measures birth location only — not cultural identity, years lived in America, or citizenship * Colonial America is defined as starting with Plymouth (1620); earlier settlements like Jamestown (1607) are also counted * "America" includes all territory that would become the United States

Sources: Library of Congress, [Monticello.org](http://monticello.org/), WikiTree, Wikipedia, National Park Service, American Ancestors (NEHGS), Find a Grave, various presidential library archives.

**FULL RANKINGS WITH FAMILY DETAILS**

*45 presidents • Ranked by American Roots Score*

**SHALLOWEST ROOTS**

1. **ANDREW JACKSON**  (7th)     **Score: 0.000**

*Served 1829–1837*

Both parents, Andrew Sr. and Elizabeth Hutchinson, emigrated from Carrickfergus, County Antrim, Ulster in 1765—just two years before he was born in the Waxhaws. His paternal grandparents were Hugh Jackson, a linen draper, and Elizabeth Creath. His maternal grandparents were Charles Hutchinson and Sarah McConnell of Carrickfergus. Every single traceable ancestor within four generations was born in Ireland or Scotland. Jackson was the first person in his entire family tree to be born on American soil.

2. **WOODROW WILSON**  (28th)     **Score: 0.267**

*Served 1913–1921*

Mother Jessie Woodrow was born in Carlisle, Cumberland, England in 1826 to Rev. Thomas Woodrow (born Paisley, Scotland) and Marion Williamson (born Glasgow, Scotland). The Woodrow family immigrated to New York in 1836. His paternal grandparents, James Wilson and Anne Adams, emigrated together from Strabane, County Tyrone, Ireland in 1807. His father Joseph Ruggles Wilson was the first on that side born in America (Steubenville, Ohio, 1822).

2. **DONALD TRUMP**  (45th/47th)     **Score: 0.267**

*Served 2017–2021, 2025–present*

Mother Mary Anne MacLeod was born in the village of Tong on the Isle of Lewis, Scotland in 1912. A native Gaelic speaker, she emigrated to the US in 1930 aboard the RMS Transylvania with $50. His paternal grandfather Friedrich Trump was born in Kallstadt, Germany in 1869 and emigrated at age 16. His paternal grandmother Elizabeth Christ was also from Kallstadt. His maternal grandparents Malcolm MacLeod and Mary Smith were both born on the Isle of Lewis and never left Scotland. His father Fred Trump (born 1905, Queens, NY) was the first on the paternal side born in America.

**MIXED HERITAGE**

4. **BARACK OBAMA**  (44th)     **Score: 0.500**

*Served 2009–2017*

Father Barack Obama Sr. was born in Nyang’oma Kogelo, Nyanza Province, Kenya. He came to the US as a student and never permanently settled. Mother Ann Dunham was born in Wichita, Kansas; her Dunham line traces to colonial-era Massachusetts, with ancestors in America since the early 1600s. A perfect 50/50 split: one side entirely foreign, the other deeply colonial American.

4. **CHESTER ARTHUR**  (21st)     **Score: 0.500**

*Served 1881–1885*

Father William Arthur was born in 1796 in Dreen, Cullybackey, County Antrim, Ireland—the same county as Andrew Jackson’s parents. He emigrated to Lower Canada around 1819–1820 and crossed into Vermont, where he became a Baptist minister. His paternal grandparents Alan Arthur and Eliza McHarg were both Irish. Mother Malvina Stone was born in Berkshire, Vermont, with deep New England roots; her paternal grandfather Uriah Stone served in the Continental Army.

4. **JAMES BUCHANAN**  (15th)     **Score: 0.500**

*Served 1857–1861*

Father James Buchanan Sr. was born in 1761 near Ramelton, County Donegal, Ireland. He emigrated to Philadelphia aboard the brig Providence, sailing from Londonderry on July 4, 1783—literally arriving as the new nation celebrated its independence. Mother Elizabeth Speer was born in Pennsylvania in 1767 to an established Scots-Irish family that had been in the colonies for at least a generation.

7. **THOMAS JEFFERSON**  (3rd)     **Score: 0.593**

*Served 1801–1809*

Mother Jane Randolph was born in Shadwell parish, Tower Hamlets, London in 1720—even though her father Isham Randolph was a Virginia planter temporarily living in England. The Randolph family had been in Virginia since William Randolph arrived from Warwickshire around 1650. Father Peter Jefferson was born in Virginia in 1708; his family had been in the colony since the mid-1600s. If Jane Randolph were counted as American given her family’s deep VA roots, Jefferson’s score would jump to around 0.950.

**MOSTLY AMERICAN**

8. **JOHN F. KENNEDY**  (35th)     **Score: 0.800**

*Served 1961–1963*

Both parents and all four grandparents were born in Massachusetts. But all eight great-grandparents were Irish Famine-era immigrants: Patrick Kennedy and Bridget Murphy from Dunganstown, County Wexford (arrived \~1849); Thomas Fitzgerald from Bruff, County Limerick; Rosanna Cox from County Cavan; Michael Hannon and Mary Ann Fitzgerald from County Limerick; James Hickey from County Cork or Clare; and Margaret Field from Clonakilty, County Cork. Shows how rapidly families accumulate American-born generations.

9. **JOE BIDEN**  (46th)     **Score: 0.867**

*Served 2021–2025*

Parents and grandparents all American-born. Several great-grandparents were Irish immigrants, including the Finnegan and Blewitt lines from County Louth and County Mayo, Ireland. The Biden side has deeper English colonial roots going back further in American history. A blend of relatively recent Irish immigration and older English-American stock.

10. **RONALD REAGAN**  (40th)     **Score: 0.883**

*Served 1981–1989*

Great-grandfather Michael O’Regan emigrated from Ballyporeen, County Tipperary, Ireland. Father’s side predominantly Irish; mother Nelle Wilson’s side was English and Scottish with deeper American roots stretching back several generations. Reagan visited Ballyporeen in 1984 during his presidency.

**DEEP COLONIAL ROOTS**

11. **HERBERT HOOVER**  (31st)     **Score: 0.933**

*Served 1929–1933*

Swiss-German Huber/Hoover family in America since Andreas Huber arrived in Pennsylvania in 1738. The family were Quakers who settled in West Branch, Iowa. Some great-great-grandparents were immigrants from Germany and Switzerland, but the core family line had been American for nearly two centuries by his birth.

11. **DWIGHT EISENHOWER**  (34th)     **Score: 0.933**

*Served 1953–1961*

German-origin family (originally Eisenhauer) settled in Pennsylvania since Hans Nicolas Eisenhauer arrived in 1741. The family were part of the River Brethren Mennonite community. Deep German-American roots spanning many generations, primarily in Pennsylvania and Kansas.

11. **GEORGE WASHINGTON**  (1st)     **Score: 0.933**

*Served 1789–1797*

Virginia family since John Washington arrived from England in 1657 after a shipwreck in the Potomac. Great-grandfather John Washington was born in Essex, England. Most other ancestral lines—Ball, Warner, Popes—were deeply rooted in colonial Virginia for generations. The Washingtons became one of the most prominent planter families in the colony.

14. **HARRY TRUMAN**  (33rd)     **Score: 0.950**

*Served 1945–1953*

English, Scots-Irish, and German ancestry. Family roots in Kentucky and Missouri going back to the early 1700s. The Truman family had been farming in the American interior for generations by his birth in Lamar, Missouri in 1884.

14. **WILLIAM MCKINLEY**  (25th)     **Score: 0.950**

*Served 1897–1901*

Scots-Irish family arrived in America in the 1740s. Deep Pennsylvania and Ohio roots. The McKinley family were ironworkers and farmers who had been established in the colonies for well over a century before his birth.

14. **JAMES K. POLK**  (11th)     **Score: 0.950**

*Served 1845–1849*

Scots-Irish family in America since the 1680s. Robert Pollock (later Polk) arrived from Ireland and settled in Maryland. The family migrated to North Carolina, where James was born, and represents one of the deeper colonial Scots-Irish lineages among the presidents.

14. **ANDREW JOHNSON**  (17th)     **Score: 0.950**

*Served 1865–1869*

English ancestry. Family settled in North Carolina for generations before his birth in Raleigh in 1808. Despite his impoverished upbringing—he never attended school and was apprenticed to a tailor—his family’s roots in the American South ran deep.

14. **LYNDON B. JOHNSON**  (36th)     **Score: 0.950**

*Served 1963–1969*

Deep Texas and Southern roots. Family in America since the early 1700s. The Johnson family migrated from Georgia to Texas in the 1840s and had been prominent ranchers and politicians in the Texas Hill Country for generations.

14. **BILL CLINTON**  (42nd)     **Score: 0.950**

*Served 1993–2001*

Deep Arkansas and Southern roots. English and Scots-Irish ancestry in America for many generations. Born William Jefferson Blythe III in Hope, Arkansas; his family lines had been settled in the South for well over a century.

14. **GERALD FORD**  (38th)     **Score: 0.950**

*Served 1974–1977*

English and Irish ancestry. Family roots in Michigan and Nebraska going back several generations. Born Leslie Lynch King Jr. in Omaha, Nebraska; adopted by Gerald Rudolff Ford and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

14. **RICHARD NIXON**  (37th)     **Score: 0.950**

*Served 1969–1974*

Scots-Irish and English ancestry. The Nixon family had been in Delaware since the late 1600s. James Nixon arrived from Ireland and settled in Delaware Colony. The family later migrated through Ohio, Indiana, and eventually to California.

22. **JOHN ADAMS**  (2nd)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 1797–1801*

Henry Adams arrived in Massachusetts around 1638 from Barton St. David, Somerset, England. One of the deepest colonial lineages of any president. The Adams family had been in Braintree (later Quincy), Massachusetts for nearly 150 years before John was born there in 1735.

22. **JOHN QUINCY ADAMS**  (6th)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 1825–1829*

Same deep Adams colonial lineage as his father, plus the Quincy and Smith families, all rooted in Massachusetts since the 1630s. His mother Abigail Smith descended from the Quincy family, among the most prominent in colonial New England.

22. **JAMES MADISON**  (4th)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 1809–1817*

Virginia family since the 1650s. Among the deepest colonial roots of any president. The Madisons were established planters in Orange County, Virginia, and James was born at Belle Grove plantation. His family had been intermarrying with other First Families of Virginia for generations.

22. **JAMES MONROE**  (5th)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 1817–1825*

Monroe family in Virginia since Andrew Monroe arrived from Scotland around 1650. Deep colonial roots on both maternal and paternal sides. Born in Westmoreland County, Virginia—the same county that produced George Washington.

22. **MARTIN VAN BUREN**  (8th)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 1837–1841*

Dutch family in New York since Cornelis Maessen van Buren arrived from the Netherlands in the 1630s and settled in Rensselaerswyck. Van Buren was the first president not of British descent, and the only president whose first language was not English—he grew up speaking Dutch in Kinderhook, New York.

22. **WILLIAM H. HARRISON**  (9th)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 1841*

Harrison family of Virginia since Benjamin Harrison I arrived in the colony by 1633. One of the original First Families of Virginia. Born at Berkeley Plantation on the James River, the same plantation where the first official Thanksgiving was celebrated in 1619. His father was a signer of the Declaration of Independence.

22. **JOHN TYLER**  (10th)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 1841–1845*

Deep Virginia roots. The Tyler family settled in Virginia in the 1650s. Born at Greenway Plantation in Charles City County, Virginia. His father served as Governor of Virginia and was a college roommate of Thomas Jefferson.

22. **ZACHARY TAYLOR**  (12th)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 1849–1850*

Virginia family since the early 1600s. Related to the Lees, the Madisons, and other First Families of Virginia. Born in Barboursville, Virginia. His father Richard Taylor was a Revolutionary War veteran. James Madison was a second cousin.

22. **MILLARD FILLMORE**  (13th)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 1850–1853*

Fillmore family in Connecticut since the 1630s. Deep New England colonial roots. The family later moved to Vermont and then to frontier New York, where Millard was born in a log cabin in Moravia, Cayuga County.

22. **FRANKLIN PIERCE**  (14th)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 1853–1857*

Thomas Pierce arrived in Massachusetts from Norwich, England in 1634. Among the deepest colonial lineages. Born in Hillsborough, New Hampshire; his father Benjamin Pierce was a Revolutionary War veteran and two-time governor of New Hampshire.

22. **ABRAHAM LINCOLN**  (16th)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 1861–1865*

Samuel Lincoln arrived in Hingham, Massachusetts from Norwich, England in 1637. The family migrated through New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Kentucky over generations. Abraham was born in a log cabin in Hardin County, Kentucky. Despite his humble birth, his American roots ran nearly 225 years deep.

22. **ULYSSES S. GRANT**  (18th)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 1869–1877*

Matthew Grant arrived in Dorchester, Massachusetts aboard the Mary and John in 1630—one of the earliest colonial settlers. The family migrated to Connecticut, then to Pennsylvania and Ohio. Born in Point Pleasant, Ohio, with nearly 240 years of American ancestry.

22. **RUTHERFORD B. HAYES**  (19th)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 1877–1881*

George Hayes arrived in Windsor, Connecticut around 1625—among the very earliest colonial families. Deep New England roots spanning over 250 years before his birth in Delaware, Ohio.

22. **JAMES GARFIELD**  (20th)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 1881*

Edward Garfield arrived in Watertown, Massachusetts around 1630 aboard the Mary and John. Another of the earliest colonial families, with over 250 years of American roots before James was born in a log cabin in Orange Township, Ohio.

22. **GROVER CLEVELAND**  (22nd/24th)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 1885–1889, 1893–1897*

Moses Cleveland arrived in Woburn, Massachusetts in 1635. Deep New England roots. The family later migrated to Connecticut and New Jersey. Born in Caldwell, New Jersey; the only president to serve two non-consecutive terms.

22. **BENJAMIN HARRISON**  (23rd)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 1889–1893*

Same Harrison family as William Henry Harrison, tracing to Virginia since the 1630s. Born in North Bend, Ohio. His great-grandfather Benjamin Harrison V was a signer of the Declaration of Independence, and his grandfather William Henry Harrison was the 9th president.

22. **THEODORE ROOSEVELT**  (26th)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 1901–1909*

Claes Maartenszen van Rosenvelt arrived in New Amsterdam (now New York) from the Netherlands in the 1640s. The Roosevelt family became one of the most prominent Dutch-American dynasties. Born in Manhattan to a wealthy and socially prominent family with over 250 years of American roots.

22. **WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT**  (27th)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 1909–1913*

Robert Taft arrived in Braintree, Massachusetts from England in 1679. Deep New England colonial roots. The family later settled in Vermont and then Cincinnati, Ohio. The Tafts became one of Ohio’s most politically influential families.

22. **WARREN HARDING**  (29th)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 1921–1923*

English family in Connecticut since the 1620s. Among the deepest colonial lines. Born in Blooming Grove, Ohio. The Harding family had migrated from New England through Pennsylvania to Ohio over multiple generations.

22. **CALVIN COOLIDGE**  (30th)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 1923–1929*

John Coolidge arrived in Watertown, Massachusetts around 1630. Pure New England colonial stock for centuries. Born in Plymouth Notch, Vermont—the only president born on the Fourth of July. His family had been in New England for nearly 300 years.

22. **FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT**  (32nd)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 1933–1945*

Same Dutch-American Roosevelt line as Theodore, descending from Claes van Rosenvelt who arrived in the 1640s. Both paternal and maternal lines go back to the earliest colonial period. Born at Springwood, the family estate in Hyde Park, New York. FDR and Theodore Roosevelt were fifth cousins.

22. **JIMMY CARTER**  (39th)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 1977–1981*

English ancestry. Carter family in Virginia and Georgia since the early 1600s. Thomas Carter arrived in Virginia around 1635. The family migrated to Georgia, where they became peanut farmers in Plains. Born in Plains, Georgia, with nearly 340 years of American roots.

22. **GEORGE H.W. BUSH**  (41st)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 1989–1993*

Bush and Walker families with deep New England roots since the 1600s. The Bush family descended from early settlers of Massachusetts and Connecticut. Born in Milton, Massachusetts. His mother Dorothy Walker’s family were also prominent New Englanders for centuries.

22. **GEORGE W. BUSH**  (43rd)     **Score: 0.983**

*Served 2001–2009*

Same deep Bush/Walker lineage as his father. Walker family in New England since the 1630s. Born in New Haven, Connecticut, but raised in Midland and Houston, Texas. His American roots stretch back over 350 years to the earliest colonial period., which allows us to understand complex relationships and insights within the data through visual storytelling.

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