Are there any direct descendants of Atlantis alive today?

Some say that those with the RH- blood type are descendants of Atlantis. Red heads with blue eyes in particular. If you look at the work of Edgar Cayce (the sleeping prophet) and correlate it with real-world information, he spoke of Atlantis colonies. read more

Atlantis is considered a mythical place, so the scholar given answer would be no, there’s no direct descendants alive today. Nevertheless, for the sake of discussion, there’s a determined set of rules that supposedly characterize if you’re of Atlantean ancestry or not. read more

So Henry the 8th never had a grandchild and hence has no descendants today. ----- Counting illegitimate children there are probably over a 100,000 descendants of Henry 7th. Geneologists usually make an effort to keep track of legitimate descendants of Sophia (who is 6 generations from Henry the 7th. read more

Any descendants would come through that line, but he didn't claim any of them as his children, so it's all speculation. Unless and until any DNA analysis is available, the only answer can be no, that there are no living descendants of Henry VIII. There are, however, well documented descendants of both of his sisters, Margaret and Mary. read more

No, there are no direct descendants of William Shakespeare living today. Shakespeare, and his wife Anne had three children: Susanna, who was born in 1583 and twins Judith and Hamnet, who were born in 1585. Hamnet, a boy, died in 1596 at 11 years of age. Susanna married John Hall in 1607 and had one child, Elizabeth, in 1608. read more