Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt
| Child | Lifetime | Spouse | Notes | |
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| Anna Eleanor Roosevelt | 1906–1975 | Curtis Bean Dall | Mother of:
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| Clarence John Boettiger | Mother of John Roosevelt Boettiger (1939–present) | |||
| James Addison Halsted | ||||
| James Roosevelt nickname: Jimmy |
1907–1991 | Betsey Maria Cushing | Father of Sara Delano Roosevelt (1932–present) | |
| Romelle Theresa Schneider | Father of James Roosevelt, Jr. (1945–present) | |||
| Gladys Irene Owens | ||||
| Mary Lena Winskill | ||||
| Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Jr. (I) | 1909 | no spouse | died as an infant | |
| Elliott Roosevelt | 1910–1990 | Elizabeth Browning Donner | Father of William Donner Roosevelt (1932–2003) | |
| Ruth Josephine Googins | Father of:
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| Faye Margaret Emerson | ||||
| Minnewa Bell | ||||
| Patricia Peabody | ||||
| Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Jr. (II) | 1914–1988 | Ethel du Pont | Father of:
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| Suzanne Perrin | ||||
| Felicia Schiff Warburg | ||||
| Patricia Luisa Oakes | ||||
| Linda McKay Stevenson | ||||
| John Aspinwall Roosevelt | 1916–1981 | Anne Lindsay Clark | Father of:
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| Irene Elder Boyd | ||||
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