Robert Wood Johnson founded health products giant Johnson & Johnson in 1886, providing the world with dental floss and first-aid kits.
His son, Robert Wood Johnson II, was nicknamed "The General" and took over the family business in 1932, in the process turning it into a global brand.
The General and brother Seward Johnson both died with enormous fortunes; The General left the bulk of his to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
The rest went to heirs, including fourth generation sibling Woody Johnson, the New York Jets owner and former ambassador to the U.K. in the Trump White House.
Woody's 2017 federal financial disclosure said he had $1.7 billion in wealth outside the Jets; recent ones are unclear on where those assets stand.
Woody's ex-wife once told a family biographer that she never knew how much money her ex-husband had, meaning it's possible the family's net worth is even higher.
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