Mary Buckett (Beckett) (mtDNA) - Revision history

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‎mtDNA Results H1g1 +T16092C +A16183c

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‎mtDNA Results H1g1

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‎Paper Trail

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-==mtDNA Results '''H1g1aa'''==
+==mtDNA Results '''H1g1aa''' haplotype: F5339223==
 mtDNA testing of three<ref>Two of these results can be found in the [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/GeorgeSoule?iframe=mtresults Soule DNA Project mtDNA results]</ref> matrilineal (all female line) descendants of Mary have all come up with the same Haplogroup. H1g1aa<!-- The aa has the following extra mutations: 315.1C, 522.1A, 522.2C, T16092C, and A16183c -->. According to the matches list, these results are not limited to Mary, so mtDNA results cannot be used by themselves to '''conclusively''' prove an individual is a matrilineal descendant, but it can be used by themselves to conclusively '''disprove''' such a relationship.

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-==mtDNA Results '''H1g1 +T16092C +A16183c'''==
+==mtDNA Results '''H1g1aa'''==
-mtDNA testing of three<ref>Two of these results can be found in the [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/GeorgeSoule?iframe=mtresults Soule DNA Project mtDNA results]</ref> matrilineal (all female line) descendants of Mary have all come up with the same Haplogroup. H1g1 with the following extra mutations: 315.1C, 522.1A, 522.2C, T16092C, and A16183c. According to the matches list, these results are not limited to Mary, so mtDNA results cannot be used by themselves to '''conclusively''' prove an individual is a matrilineal descendant, but it can be used by themselves to conclusively '''disprove''' such a relationship.
+mtDNA testing of three<ref>Two of these results can be found in the [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/GeorgeSoule?iframe=mtresults Soule DNA Project mtDNA results]</ref> matrilineal (all female line) descendants of Mary have all come up with the same Haplogroup. H1g1aa<!-- The aa has the following extra mutations: 315.1C, 522.1A, 522.2C, T16092C, and A16183c -->. According to the matches list, these results are not limited to Mary, so mtDNA results cannot be used by themselves to '''conclusively''' prove an individual is a matrilineal descendant, but it can be used by themselves to conclusively '''disprove''' such a relationship.
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                    Mary Adelaide "Addie" Coleman (1855-1895) m. George Morton Redding
                      Ethel Emaline Redding (1884-1974) m. Edward Elnathan McDormand
-                       grandmother
+                       grandmother <!-- Grace Adelaide McDormand (1907-1993) m Curtis Harvey Melvin -->
-                         mother
+                         mother <!-- Marilyn Janice Melvin (1930-2012) m Norman Arthur Cousins -->
-                           tester
+                           tester <!-- CynthiaJane Cousins (1954) m Reginald William Arthur Martell, kit #MK57407 -->
-                         mother
+                         mother  <!-- Judith Alayne Melvin (1937-2018) m Carlton Norman Dodge -->
-                           tester
+                           tester <!-- Janet Ellen Dodge (1960) m. 3x  kit #MK57405 -->
 ==References and External Links==

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-==mtDNA Results '''H1g1'''==
+==mtDNA Results '''H1g1 +T16092C +A16183c'''==
-mtDNA testing of three<ref>Two of these results can be found in the [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/GeorgeSoule?iframe=mtresults Soule DNA Project mtDNA results]</ref> matrilineal (all female line) descendants of Mary have all come up with the same Haplogroup. H1g1. According to [https://haplogroup.org/mtdna/rsrs/l123456/l23456/l2346/l346/l34/l3/n/r/r0/hv/h/h1/h1g/h1g1/ haplogroup.org] H1g1 is well over 1,000 years old, so mtDNA results cannot be used to '''conclusively''' prove an individual is a matrilineal descendant, but it can be used to conclusively '''disprove''' such a relationship.
+mtDNA testing of three<ref>Two of these results can be found in the [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/GeorgeSoule?iframe=mtresults Soule DNA Project mtDNA results]</ref> matrilineal (all female line) descendants of Mary have all come up with the same Haplogroup. H1g1 with the following extra mutations: 315.1C, 522.1A, 522.2C, T16092C, and A16183c. According to the matches list, these results are not limited to Mary, so mtDNA results cannot be used by themselves to '''conclusively''' prove an individual is a matrilineal descendant, but it can be used by themselves to conclusively '''disprove''' such a relationship.
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 [https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I62&tree=georgesouletree] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Soule-79 '''Susanna Soule'''] married [[West (Y-DNA)#First Generation |Francis West]]. They lived in Kingston, RI and had seven sons and two daughters (Susanna and Martha).
-[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I64&tree=georgesouletree] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Soule-46 Mary Soule] married [[Peterson (Y-DNA)#First Generation |John Peterson]]. They lived in Duxbury, MA and had six sons and three daughters ([https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I921&tree=georgesouletree] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Peterson-659 Martha] [never married], Mary and  [[Weston (Y-DNA)#Second Generation |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Peterson-661 Rebecca]]] [only had one son]).
+[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I64&tree=georgesouletree] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Soule-46 Mary Soule] married [[Peterson (Y-DNA)#First Generation |John Peterson]]. They lived in Duxbury, MA and had six sons and three daughters ([https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I921&tree=georgesouletree] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Peterson-659 Martha] [never married], Mary and  [[Weston (Y-DNA)#Second Generation | Rebecca]][https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Peterson-661] [only had one son]).
-[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I65&tree=georgesouletree Elizabeth Soule] was twice found guulty of fornication. The first instance was 3 Mar 1662/3 when she and [[Church (Y-DNA)#Second Generation |Nathaniel Church]] were both fined five pounds for fornication. On 5 Oct 1663 Elizabeth sued Nathaniel for "breach of promise" for refusing to marry her. Later, on 2 Jul 1667 Elizabeth was sentenced to be whipped at the post for fornication. The identity of the man apparently was not revealed in court records. It appears that no living child resulted from either of these charges. Elizabeth finally married Francis Walker sometime shortly after Jul 1667 and they had a son Isaac born about Dec 1667. In conclusion, no surviving mtDNA line exists for Elizabeth.
+[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I65&tree=georgesouletree] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Soule-24 Elizabeth Soule] was twice found guulty of fornication. The first instance was 3 Mar 1662/3 when she and [[Church (Y-DNA)#Second Generation |Nathaniel Church]] were both fined five pounds for fornication. On 5 Oct 1663 Elizabeth sued Nathaniel for "breach of promise" for refusing to marry her. Later, on 2 Jul 1667 Elizabeth was sentenced to be whipped at the post for fornication. The identity of the man apparently was not revealed in court records. It appears that no living child resulted from either of these charges. Elizabeth finally married Francis Walker sometime shortly after Jul 1667 and they had a son Isaac born about Dec 1667. In conclusion, no surviving mtDNA line exists for Elizabeth.
-[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I66&tree=georgesouletree Patience Soule] married [[Haskell (Y-DNA)#First Generation |John Haskell (Hascol)]]. They lived in Middleborough and had three sons and five daughters (Elizabeth, [https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I438&tree=georgesouletree Patience] [died unmarried], Bethiah, Mary, and Susannah).
+[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I66&tree=georgesouletree] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Soule-82 Patience Soule] married [[Haskell (Y-DNA)#First Generation |John Haskell (Hascol)]]. They lived in Middleborough and had three sons and five daughters (Elizabeth, [https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I438&tree=georgesouletree Patience] [died unmarried], Bethiah, Mary, and Susannah).
 ===Third Generation===
-[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I764&tree=georgesouletree Susannah West] was born Plymouth in 1673 and died North Kingstown, RI between 21 Sep 1755 and 4 Apr 1758. She married Kings Town (now South Kingstown), RI 24 Mar 1691/2 Moses Barber. They had fourteen children (all born Kings Town): Dinah (1692/3), Lydia (1693/4), Samuel (1695), Susannah (1697), Thomas (1699), Joseph (1701), Martha (1703), Ruth (1705), Benjamin (1706/7), Mercy (1708/9), Ezekiel (1710/1), [https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I833&tree=georgesouletree Abigail] (1712/3 apparently died young), Daniel (1714) and Anna (1717 m. Sylvester Kenyon).
+[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I764&tree=georgesouletree] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/West-338 Susannah West] was born Plymouth in 1673 and died North Kingstown, RI between 21 Sep 1755 and 4 Apr 1758. She married Kings Town (now South Kingstown), RI 24 Mar 1691/2 Moses Barber. They had fourteen children (all born Kings Town): Dinah (1692/3), Lydia (1693/4), Samuel (1695), Susannah (1697), Thomas (1699), Joseph (1701), Martha (1703), Ruth (1705), Benjamin (1706/7), Mercy (1708/9), Ezekiel (1710/1), [https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I833&tree=georgesouletree] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Barber-157 Abigail] (1712/3 apparently died young), Daniel (1714) and Anna (1717 m. Sylvester Kenyon).
-[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I765&tree=georgesouletree '''Martha West'''] was born Plymouth about 1677 and died North Kingstown, RI 12 Dec 1764. She married twice, first Kings Town (now North Kingstown), RI 4 Mar 1702/3 James Card (d. aft 1706) and second before 1711 Jeremiah Fones. By her first husband (James Card) Martha had two children (both born Kingstown [now South Kingstown], RI): James (1703) and Martha (1706). By her second husband (Jeremiah Fones) Martha had five more children:  Mary (1711), Daniel (1713/4), Samuel (1714/5), Thomas (1716/7), and Squcie (1718/9).
+[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I765&tree=georgesouletree] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/West-470 '''Martha West'''] was born Plymouth about 1677 and died North Kingstown, RI 12 Dec 1764. She married twice, first Kings Town (now North Kingstown), RI 4 Mar 1702/3 James Card (d. aft 1706) and second before 1711 Jeremiah Fones. By her first husband (James Card) Martha had two children (both born Kingstown [now South Kingstown], RI): James (1703) and Martha (1706). By her second husband (Jeremiah Fones) Martha had five more children:  Mary (1711), Daniel (1713/4), Samuel (1714/5), Thomas (1716/7), and Squcie (1718/9).
-[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I609&tree=georgesouletree Mary Peterson] was born Duxbury about 1680 and died there 16 Jan 1755. She married before 1711 Joseph Soule and they had five children (all born Duxbury): Mary (1711), Alethea (1713/4), [https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I612&tree=georgesouletree Lydia] (1714/5-b 1755 prob. never married), [https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I613&tree=georgesouletree Hannah] (1716/7 never married), and [https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I614&tree=georgesouletree Rebeckah] (1722 m. Gideon Sampson but likely never had children).
+[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I609&tree=georgesouletree] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Peterson-251 Mary Peterson] was born Duxbury about 1680 and died there 16 Jan 1755. She married before 1711 Joseph Soule and they had five children (all born Duxbury): Mary (1711), Alethea (1713/4), [https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I612&tree=georgesouletree Lydia] (1714/5-b 1755 prob. never married), [https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I613&tree=georgesouletree Hannah] (1716/7 never married), and [https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I614&tree=georgesouletree Rebeckah] (1722 m. Gideon Sampson but likely never had children).
-[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I436&tree=georgesouletree Elizabeth Haskell] was born Middleborough 2 Jul 1672 and died Plymouth after 2 May 1717. She married Middleborough about 1699 Thomas Drinkwater and they had eight children (all but oldest born Middleborough): Walter Warren (1700), William (c1701), George (c1702), John (c1706), [https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I984&tree=georgesouletree Elizabeth] (c1708-p1729 prob. never married), Joseph (c1709), Samuel (c1711), Patience (c1713).
+[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I436&tree=georgesouletree] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Haskell-115 Elizabeth Haskell] was born Middleborough 2 Jul 1672 and died Plymouth after 2 May 1717. She married Middleborough about 1699 Thomas Drinkwater and they had eight children (all but oldest born Middleborough): Walter Warren (1700), William (c1701), George (c1702), John (c1706), [https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I984&tree=georgesouletree] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Drinkwater-181 Elizabeth] (c1708-p1729 prob. never married), Joseph (c1709), Samuel (c1711), Patience (c1713).
-[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I439&tree=georgesouletree Bethiah Haskell] was born Middleborough 15 Jan 1681 and died Rochester after Mar 1738/9. She married twice, first Dighton 10 May 1715 Richard Westcott (d. bef 1727) and second Rochester 29 Aug 1727 Thomas Childs. Bethiah had an infant child (born and died Jan 1709) said to be by William Palmer, and a son William Sherman (1710) said to be by William Sherman. By her first husband (Richard Westcott) she had one son, Thomas (1717). In conclusion, there is no living mtDNA line from Bethiah.
+[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I439&tree=georgesouletree] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Haskell-108 Bethiah Haskell] was born Middleborough 15 Jan 1681 and died Rochester after Mar 1738/9. She married twice, first Dighton 10 May 1715 Richard Westcott (d. bef 1727) and second Rochester 29 Aug 1727 Thomas Childs. Bethiah had an infant child (born and died Jan 1709) said to be by William Palmer, and a son William Sherman (1710) said to be by William Sherman. By her first husband (Richard Westcott) she had one son, Thomas (1717). In conclusion, there is no living mtDNA line from Bethiah.
-[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I440&tree=georgesouletree Mary Haskell] was born Middleborough 4 Jul 1684. It is likely she never married.<ref>A Mary Haskell married Scotto(way) Clark at Rochester on 17 Apr 1706. A TAG article presents a thorough discussion about this bride and concludes she was daughter of Mark Haskell.</ref>
+[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I440&tree=georgesouletree] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Haskell-122 Mary Haskell] was born Middleborough 4 Jul 1684. It is likely she never married.<ref>A Mary Haskell married Scotto(way) Clark at Rochester on 17 Apr 1706. A TAG article presents a thorough discussion about this bride and concludes she was daughter of Mark Haskell.</ref>
-[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I442&tree=georgesouletree Susanna Haskell] was born Middleborough 15 Jan 1690/1 and died Freetown between 1723-1731. She married Taunton 21 Feb 1711/2 Thomas Paine and they had six children: Marcy (1712),  Elizabeth (1714), Ralph (1716), Thomas (1719), Patience (1720), and Job (1723).
+[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I442&tree=georgesouletree] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Haskell-124 Susanna Haskell] was born Middleborough 15 Jan 1690/1 and died Freetown between 1723-1731. She married Taunton 21 Feb 1711/2 Thomas Paine and they had six children: Marcy (1712),  Elizabeth (1714), Ralph (1716), Thomas (1719), Patience (1720), and Job (1723).
 ===Fourth Generation===

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 ===Second Generation===
-[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I62&tree=georgesouletree '''Susanna Soule'''] married [[West (Y-DNA)#First Generation |Francis West]]. They lived in Kingston, RI and had seven sons and two daughters (Susanna and Martha).
+[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I62&tree=georgesouletree] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Soule-79 '''Susanna Soule'''] married [[West (Y-DNA)#First Generation |Francis West]]. They lived in Kingston, RI and had seven sons and two daughters (Susanna and Martha).
-[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I64&tree=georgesouletree Mary Soule] married [[Peterson (Y-DNA)#First Generation |John Peterson]]. They lived in Duxbury, MA and had six sons and three daughters ([https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I921&tree=georgesouletree Martha] [never married], Mary and  [[Weston (Y-DNA)#Second Generation |Rebecca]] [only had one son]).
+[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I64&tree=georgesouletree] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Soule-46 Mary Soule] married [[Peterson (Y-DNA)#First Generation |John Peterson]]. They lived in Duxbury, MA and had six sons and three daughters ([https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I921&tree=georgesouletree] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Peterson-659 Martha] [never married], Mary and  [[Weston (Y-DNA)#Second Generation |[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Peterson-661 Rebecca]]] [only had one son]).
 [https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I65&tree=georgesouletree Elizabeth Soule] was twice found guulty of fornication. The first instance was 3 Mar 1662/3 when she and [[Church (Y-DNA)#Second Generation |Nathaniel Church]] were both fined five pounds for fornication. On 5 Oct 1663 Elizabeth sued Nathaniel for "breach of promise" for refusing to marry her. Later, on 2 Jul 1667 Elizabeth was sentenced to be whipped at the post for fornication. The identity of the man apparently was not revealed in court records. It appears that no living child resulted from either of these charges. Elizabeth finally married Francis Walker sometime shortly after Jul 1667 and they had a son Isaac born about Dec 1667. In conclusion, no surviving mtDNA line exists for Elizabeth.

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 The [https://soulekindred.org/Mary-Beckett-Research Soule Kindred in America] has hired genealogist Caleb Johnson to research English & Dutch records in an attempt to identify Mary. One likely individual has been discovered, and while not proven, Johnson presents much credible evidence to support this likely identity.<ref>[https://soulekindred.org/Mary-Beckett-Research Soule Kindred in America, Mary Beckett research]</ref> Most of this biography of Mary is based on Johnson's research.
-It is assumed [https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I59&tree=georgesouletree '''Mary Buckett'''], who arrived in New Plimoth Colony in 1623 in the ''Anne'' was the wife of [[Soule (Y-DNA) |George Soule]].<ref>This assumption is based on the fact no other Mary has been found to have arrived in the Colony by the time of the 1627 Cattle Division.</ref> While the 1623 land division at New Plimoth gave her surname as Buckett, the spelling of this surname was still in flux, and has been spelled Bucket(t), Becket(t), Bucquet, etc.
+It is assumed [https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I59&tree=georgesouletree] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Bucket-7 '''Mary Buckett'''], who arrived in New Plimoth Colony in 1623 in the ''Anne'' was the wife of [[Soule (Y-DNA) |George Soule]].<ref>This assumption is based on the fact no other Mary has been found to have arrived in the Colony by the time of the 1627 Cattle Division.</ref> While the 1623 land division at New Plimoth gave her surname as Buckett, the spelling of this surname was still in flux, and has been spelled Bucket(t), Becket(t), Bucquet, etc.
 The 1623 Plymouth land grant gave Mary 1 acre of land. This appears to indicate where she was an adult.<ref>Otherwise it is believed the family she served would have received this acre on her behalf.</ref> Given the fact her family did not come over with her, it is believed she arrived as a maidservant to one of the families which arrived in the ''Anne'' (and achieved her freedom from this servitude immediately after arriving in New Plimoth). The likeliest candidate family is with the Warrens.<ref>Richard Warren came aboard the Mayflower without his family. His wife (Elizabeth) and their children came over on the ''Anne''.</ref> This is also supported (somewhat) by the May 1627 Cattle Division, as George Soule and his family were grouped with the Warren family.

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 [https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I64&tree=georgesouletree Mary] married [[Peterson (Y-DNA)#First Generation |John Peterson]]. They lived in Duxbury, MA and had six sons and three daughters ([https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I921&tree=georgesouletree Martha] [never married], Mary and  [[Weston (Y-DNA)#Second Generation |Rebecca]] [only had one son]).
-[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I65&tree=georgesouletree Elizabeth] was twice found guulty of fornication. The first instance was 3 Mar 1662/3 when she and Nathaniel Church were both fined five pounds for fornication. On 5 Oct 1663 Elizabeth sued Nathaniel for "breach of promise" for refusing to marry her. Later, on 2 Jul 1667 Elizabeth was sentenced to be whipped at the post for fornication. The identity of the man apparently was not revealed in court records. It appears that no living child resulted from either of these charges. Elizabeth finally married Francis Walker sometime shortly after Jul 1667 and they had a son Isaac born about Dec 1667. In conclusion, no surviving mtDNA line exists for Elizabeth.
+[https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I65&tree=georgesouletree Elizabeth] was twice found guulty of fornication. The first instance was 3 Mar 1662/3 when she and [[Church (Y-DNA)#Second Generation |Nathaniel Church]] were both fined five pounds for fornication. On 5 Oct 1663 Elizabeth sued Nathaniel for "breach of promise" for refusing to marry her. Later, on 2 Jul 1667 Elizabeth was sentenced to be whipped at the post for fornication. The identity of the man apparently was not revealed in court records. It appears that no living child resulted from either of these charges. Elizabeth finally married Francis Walker sometime shortly after Jul 1667 and they had a son Isaac born about Dec 1667. In conclusion, no surviving mtDNA line exists for Elizabeth.
 [https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I66&tree=georgesouletree Patience] married [[Haskell (Y-DNA)#First Generation |John Haskell (Hascol)]]. They lived in Middleborough and had three sons and five daughters (Elizabeth, [https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I438&tree=georgesouletree Patience] [died unmarried], Bethiah, Mary, and Susannah).

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 ==Status summary==
 As of July 11, 2019
 * Page created for Mary Buckett (Beckett), wife of George Soule
-* Recruitment of individuals who are mtDNA descendants of Mary Buckett (Beckett). Folks who are mtDNA descendants are encouraged to contact MayflowerDNA1620@gmail.com
+* [https://soulekindred.org Soule Kindred in America, Inc.] contacted
 ==Paper Trail==

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 The [https://soulekindred.org/Mary-Beckett-Research Soule Kindred in America] has hired genealogist Caleb Johnson to research English & Dutch records in an attempt to identify Mary. One likely individual has been discovered, and while not proven, Johnson presents much credible evidence to support this likely identity.<ref>[https://soulekindred.org/Mary-Beckett-Research Soule Kindred in America, Mary Beckett research]</ref> Most of this biography of Mary is based on Johnson's research.
-It is assumed [https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I59&tree=georgesouletree '''Mary Buckett'''], who arrived in New Plimouth Colony in 1623 in the ''Anne'' was the wife of [[Soule (Y-DNA) |George Soule]].<ref>This assumption is based on the fact no other Mary has been found to have arrived in the Colony by the time of the 1627 Cattle Division.</ref> While the 1623 land division at New Plimouth gave her surname as Buckett, the spelling of this surname was still in flux, and has been spelled Bucket(t), Becket(t), Bucquet, etc.
+It is assumed [https://tng.soulekindred.org/getperson.php?personID=I59&tree=georgesouletree '''Mary Buckett'''], who arrived in New Plimoth Colony in 1623 in the ''Anne'' was the wife of [[Soule (Y-DNA) |George Soule]].<ref>This assumption is based on the fact no other Mary has been found to have arrived in the Colony by the time of the 1627 Cattle Division.</ref> While the 1623 land division at New Plimoth gave her surname as Buckett, the spelling of this surname was still in flux, and has been spelled Bucket(t), Becket(t), Bucquet, etc.
-The 1623 Plymouth land grant gave Mary 1 acre of land. This appears to indicate where she was an adult.<ref>Otherwise it is believed the family she served would have received this acre on her behalf.</ref> Given the fact her family did not come over with her, it is believed she arrived as a maidservant to one of the families which arrived in the ''Anne'' (and achieved her freedom from this servitude immediately after arriving in New Plimouth). The likeliest candidate family is with the Warrens.<ref>Richard Warren came aboard the Mayflower without his family. His wife (Elizabeth) and their children came over on the ''Anne''.</ref> This is also supported (somewhat) by the May 1627 Cattle Division, as George Soule and his family were grouped with the Warren family.
+The 1623 Plymouth land grant gave Mary 1 acre of land. This appears to indicate where she was an adult.<ref>Otherwise it is believed the family she served would have received this acre on her behalf.</ref> Given the fact her family did not come over with her, it is believed she arrived as a maidservant to one of the families which arrived in the ''Anne'' (and achieved her freedom from this servitude immediately after arriving in New Plimoth). The likeliest candidate family is with the Warrens.<ref>Richard Warren came aboard the Mayflower without his family. His wife (Elizabeth) and their children came over on the ''Anne''.</ref> This is also supported (somewhat) by the May 1627 Cattle Division, as George Soule and his family were grouped with the Warren family.
 Most maidservants achieve their position due to losing one or both parents. A Mary Beckett, daughter of John Beckett (II) and Ann Aldyn was baptized 14 Feb 1605/6 at St. Mary's Church, Watford, Hertfordshire, England. John Beckett was buried there 17 Jan 1618/9 and his children were apparently all bound out to serve apprenticeships or household servants.<ref>The mother was still unmarried in 1622, so it appears she did not keep any of her children. It would have been virtually impossible for a widow to support her children without remarrying. Records do document where at least a couple of the sons served apprenticeships immediately after their father's death, and none of the children are later found in Watford records.</ref>