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 The [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/mayflowersociety?iframe=mtresults Mayflower DNA Project] lists one matrilineal (all female line) descendant of Mary. It is presumed this individual has taken the full mtDNA test, which tests every single base pair of the mitochondrial DNA.<ref>Due to the fact some mtDNA mutations are directly linked to health issues, Full mtDNA results are not revealed on any FTDNA website. Instead, FTDNA only reveals the HVR (Hyper Variable Region) I & HVR II mtDNA results.</ref> FTDNA has assigned this individual to the W5a2 mtDNA haplogroup. Today this rare lineage is present at trace frequencies in the populations of Norway, Scotland, Ireland, and Germany.<ref>[https://haplogroup.org/mtdna/rsrs/l123456/l23456/l2346/l346/l34/l3/n/n2/w/w5/w5a/w5a2/ Haplogroup.org]</ref>
-According to the [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/HaplogroupW?iframe=mtresults W-mtDNA Haplogroup Project] This individual falls under the following: '''W5a2a +G10373A [and] A15924G suggested subclade'''. FTDNA's new Mitotree has W5a2a4. This subgrouping is comprised of five individuals (including the individual in the Mayflower DNA Project). At least one of these individuals is '''not''' a mtDNA descendant of Mary,<ref>One individual lists their Most Distant Known Matrilineal Ancestor (MDKMA) as Freedom KINGSLEY French. Freedom was born about 1630 in England, daughter of John Kingsley and his first wife, Elizabeth _____. While she is not descended from Mary Norris, it appears Freedom's mtDNA ancestry links up with Mary's mtDNA ancestry at some point in time in England.</ref> thus this mtDNA haplogroup assignment by itself cannot be used to identify matrilineal descendants of Mary.
+According to the [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/HaplogroupW?iframe=mtresults W-mtDNA Haplogroup Project] This individual falls under the following: '''W5a2a +G10373A [and] A15924G suggested subclade'''. FTDNA's new Mitotree has W5a2a4. This subgrouping is comprised of seven individuals (including the individual in the Mayflower DNA Project). At least one of these individuals is '''not''' a mtDNA descendant of Mary,<ref>One individual lists their Most Distant Known Matrilineal Ancestor (MDKMA) as Freedom KINGSLEY French. Freedom was born about 1630 in England, daughter of John Kingsley and his first wife, Elizabeth _____. While she is not descended from Mary Norris, it appears Freedom's mtDNA ancestry links up with Mary's mtDNA ancestry at some point in time in England.</ref> thus this mtDNA haplogroup assignment by itself cannot be used to identify matrilineal descendants of Mary.
 [https://discover.familytreedna.com/mtdna/W5a2a4/story FTDNA] has estimated the formation of this clade to have occurred around 1400 CE.

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 The [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/mayflowersociety?iframe=mtresults Mayflower DNA Project] lists one matrilineal (all female line) descendant of Mary. It is presumed this individual has taken the full mtDNA test, which tests every single base pair of the mitochondrial DNA.<ref>Due to the fact some mtDNA mutations are directly linked to health issues, Full mtDNA results are not revealed on any FTDNA website. Instead, FTDNA only reveals the HVR (Hyper Variable Region) I & HVR II mtDNA results.</ref> FTDNA has assigned this individual to the W5a2 mtDNA haplogroup. Today this rare lineage is present at trace frequencies in the populations of Norway, Scotland, Ireland, and Germany.<ref>[https://haplogroup.org/mtdna/rsrs/l123456/l23456/l2346/l346/l34/l3/n/n2/w/w5/w5a/w5a2/ Haplogroup.org]</ref>
-According to the [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/HaplogroupW?iframe=mtresults W-mtDNA Haplogroup Project] This individual falls under the following: '''W5a2a +G10373A [and] A15924G suggested subclade'''. FTDNA's new Mitotree has W5a1a4. This subgrouping is comprised of five individuals (including the individual in the Mayflower DNA Project). At least one of these individuals is '''not''' a mtDNA descendant of Mary,<ref>One individual lists their Most Distant Known Matrilineal Ancestor (MDKMA) as Freedom KINGSLEY French. Freedom was born about 1630 in England, daughter of John Kingsley and his first wife, Elizabeth _____. While she is not descended from Mary Norris, it appears Freedom's mtDNA ancestry links up with Mary's mtDNA ancestry at some point in time in England.</ref> thus this mtDNA haplogroup assignment by itself cannot be used to identify matrilineal descendants of Mary.
+According to the [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/HaplogroupW?iframe=mtresults W-mtDNA Haplogroup Project] This individual falls under the following: '''W5a2a +G10373A [and] A15924G suggested subclade'''. FTDNA's new Mitotree has W5a2a4. This subgrouping is comprised of five individuals (including the individual in the Mayflower DNA Project). At least one of these individuals is '''not''' a mtDNA descendant of Mary,<ref>One individual lists their Most Distant Known Matrilineal Ancestor (MDKMA) as Freedom KINGSLEY French. Freedom was born about 1630 in England, daughter of John Kingsley and his first wife, Elizabeth _____. While she is not descended from Mary Norris, it appears Freedom's mtDNA ancestry links up with Mary's mtDNA ancestry at some point in time in England.</ref> thus this mtDNA haplogroup assignment by itself cannot be used to identify matrilineal descendants of Mary.
 [https://discover.familytreedna.com/mtdna/W5a2a4/story FTDNA] has estimated the formation of this clade to have occurred around 1400 CE.

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	According to the [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/HaplogroupW?iframe=mtresults W-mtDNA Haplogroup Project] This individual falls under the following: '''W5a2a +G10373A [and] A15924G suggested subclade'''. FTDNA's new Mitotree has W5a1a4. This subgrouping is comprised of five individuals (including the individual in the Mayflower DNA Project). At least one of these individuals is '''not''' a mtDNA descendant of Mary,<ref>One individual lists their Most Distant Known Matrilineal Ancestor (MDKMA) as Freedom KINGSLEY French. Freedom was born about 1630 in England, daughter of John Kingsley and his first wife, Elizabeth _____. While she is not descended from Mary Norris, it appears Freedom's mtDNA ancestry links up with Mary's mtDNA ancestry at some point in time in England.</ref> thus this mtDNA haplogroup assignment by itself cannot be used to identify matrilineal descendants of Mary.		According to the [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/HaplogroupW?iframe=mtresults W-mtDNA Haplogroup Project] This individual falls under the following: '''W5a2a +G10373A [and] A15924G suggested subclade'''. FTDNA's new Mitotree has W5a1a4. This subgrouping is comprised of five individuals (including the individual in the Mayflower DNA Project). At least one of these individuals is '''not''' a mtDNA descendant of Mary,<ref>One individual lists their Most Distant Known Matrilineal Ancestor (MDKMA) as Freedom KINGSLEY French. Freedom was born about 1630 in England, daughter of John Kingsley and his first wife, Elizabeth _____. While she is not descended from Mary Norris, it appears Freedom's mtDNA ancestry links up with Mary's mtDNA ancestry at some point in time in England.</ref> thus this mtDNA haplogroup assignment by itself cannot be used to identify matrilineal descendants of Mary.
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		+	[https://discover.familytreedna.com/mtdna/W5a2a4/story FTDNA] has estimated the formation of this clade to have occurred around 1400 CE.

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-==mtDNA Results  '''W5a2a +G10373A +A15942G'''==
+==mtDNA Results  '''W5a2a4'''==
 The [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/mayflowersociety?iframe=mtresults Mayflower DNA Project] lists one matrilineal (all female line) descendant of Mary. It is presumed this individual has taken the full mtDNA test, which tests every single base pair of the mitochondrial DNA.<ref>Due to the fact some mtDNA mutations are directly linked to health issues, Full mtDNA results are not revealed on any FTDNA website. Instead, FTDNA only reveals the HVR (Hyper Variable Region) I & HVR II mtDNA results.</ref> FTDNA has assigned this individual to the W5a2 mtDNA haplogroup. Today this rare lineage is present at trace frequencies in the populations of Norway, Scotland, Ireland, and Germany.<ref>[https://haplogroup.org/mtdna/rsrs/l123456/l23456/l2346/l346/l34/l3/n/n2/w/w5/w5a/w5a2/ Haplogroup.org]</ref>
-According to the [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/HaplogroupW?iframe=mtresults W-mtDNA Haplogroup Project] This individual falls under the following: '''W5a2a +G10373A [and] A15924G suggested subclade''' This subgrouping is comprised of five individuals (including the individual in the Mayflower DNA Project). At least one of these individuals is '''not''' a mtDNA descendant of Mary,<ref>One individual lists their Most Distant Known Matrilineal Ancestor (MDKMA) as Freedom KINGSLEY French. Freedom was born about 1630 in England, daughter of John Kingsley and his first wife, Elizabeth _____. While she is not descended from Mary Norris, it appears Freedom's mtDNA ancestry links up with Mary's mtDNA ancestry at some point in time in England.</ref> thus this mtDNA haplogroup assignment by itself cannot be used to identify matrilineal descendants of Mary.
+According to the [https://www.familytreedna.com/public/HaplogroupW?iframe=mtresults W-mtDNA Haplogroup Project] This individual falls under the following: '''W5a2a +G10373A [and] A15924G suggested subclade'''. FTDNA's new Mitotree has W5a1a4. This subgrouping is comprised of five individuals (including the individual in the Mayflower DNA Project). At least one of these individuals is '''not''' a mtDNA descendant of Mary,<ref>One individual lists their Most Distant Known Matrilineal Ancestor (MDKMA) as Freedom KINGSLEY French. Freedom was born about 1630 in England, daughter of John Kingsley and his first wife, Elizabeth _____. While she is not descended from Mary Norris, it appears Freedom's mtDNA ancestry links up with Mary's mtDNA ancestry at some point in time in England.</ref> thus this mtDNA haplogroup assignment by itself cannot be used to identify matrilineal descendants of Mary.

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 For more information see: Wakefield, Robert S. and Margaret S. Stover, ''Mayflower Families Through Five Generations: vol. 17 Allerton''
 ===First Generation===
-The first known record of Mary was her marriage to [[Allerton (Y-DNA)|Isaac Allerton]] on 4 Nov 1611 at Leiden. (See [[Media:NL-LdnRAL_AR_1004_198_007.jpg.jpg]] for electronic scan of Leiden record. See also [https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=4843969572337397&set=pcb.262638635849546  typed transcription of this record].) This record stated she was from "Nubere" (presumably Newbury, Berskhire, England). Some records state she was the daughter of Edward Norris, but this was an attempt to connect her to Sir Edward Norreys, MP from Rycote, who had no known children.<ref>[https://www.geni.com/people/Mary-Norris-Allerton-Mayflower-Passenger/6000000005956820668 Geni.com]</ref> The family lived in Leiden until they emigrated to the New World. She died at New Plimoth on 25 Feb 1620/1 during the first devastating winter when roughly half of the emigrants died.<ref>[http://mayflowerhistory.com/allerton-marynorris Caleb Johnson's MayflowerHistory.com biography of Mary]</ref>
+The first known record of [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Norris-75 Mary Norris] was her marriage to [[Allerton (Y-DNA)|Isaac Allerton]] on 4 Nov 1611 at Leiden. (See [[Media:NL-LdnRAL_AR_1004_198_007.jpg.jpg]] for electronic scan of Leiden record. See also [https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=4843969572337397&set=pcb.262638635849546  typed transcription of this record].) This record stated she was from "Nubere" (presumably Newbury, Berskhire, England). Some records state she was the daughter of Edward Norris, but this was an attempt to connect her to Sir Edward Norreys, MP from Rycote, who had no known children.<ref>[https://www.geni.com/people/Mary-Norris-Allerton-Mayflower-Passenger/6000000005956820668 Geni.com]</ref> The family lived in Leiden until they emigrated to the New World. She died at New Plimoth on 25 Feb 1620/1 during the first devastating winter when roughly half of the emigrants died.<ref>[http://mayflowerhistory.com/allerton-marynorris Caleb Johnson's MayflowerHistory.com biography of Mary]</ref>
 Isaac and Mary had five children:<ref>ibid.</ref>  Bartholomew, Remember, Mary, an infant who was buried at St. Peters, Leiden on 5 Feb 1620 and a stillborn son born at Plymouth Harbor on 22 Dec 1620.
 ===Second Generation===
-[http://mayflowerhistory.com/allerton-remember/ Remember Allerton]<ref>One maternal line of descendants for several generations can be found in the [http://www.isaacallerton.com/NOVEMBER_2015.pdf Pilgrim Isaac Allerton Society Newsletter]</ref> was born at Leiden about 1615. She came with her parents aboard the ''Mayflower.'' She married [[Maverick (Y-DNA) |Moses Maverick]]<ref>After Remember's death, Moses married Eunice (Cole) Roberts and had four more children, but these children were not descendants of any Mayflower passengers.</ref> before 6 May 1635 and she died (presumably at Salem, MA) between 1652-1656. Remember and Moses had seven children, all baptized at the First Church of Salem: Rebecca (1639-1659 m. [[Hawkes (Y-DNA)#First Generation |John Hawkes]], but only had one son [Moses]), Mary (1640-1655 unm.), Abigail (1644), Elizabeth (1646, d. young), Samuel (1647), Elizabeth (1649) and Remember (1652).
+[http://mayflowerhistory.com/allerton-remember/] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Allerton-8 Remember Allerton]<ref>One maternal line of descendants for several generations can be found in the [http://www.isaacallerton.com/NOVEMBER_2015.pdf Pilgrim Isaac Allerton Society Newsletter]</ref> was born at Leiden about 1615. She came with her parents aboard the ''Mayflower.'' She married [[Maverick (Y-DNA) |Moses Maverick]]<ref>After Remember's death, Moses married Eunice (Cole) Roberts and had four more children, but these children were not descendants of any Mayflower passengers.</ref> before 6 May 1635 and she died (presumably at Salem, MA) between 1652-1656. Remember and Moses had seven children, all baptized at the First Church of Salem: [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Maverick-85 Rebecca] (1639-1659 m. [[Hawkes (Y-DNA)#First Generation |John Hawkes]], but only had one son [Moses]), Mary (1640-1655 unm.), Abigail (1644), Elizabeth (1646, d. young), Samuel (1647), Elizabeth (1649) and Remember (1652).
-[http://mayflowerhistory.com/allerton-mary/ Mary Allerton] was born at Leiden about 1616. She came with her parents aboard the ''Mayflower.'' She married [[Cushman (Y-DNA)|(Elder) Thomas Cushman]] about 1636 at Plymouth and she died there 28 Nov 1699, being the last survivor of the Mayflower Passengers. Mary and Thomas had: Thomas, Sarah, Mary, Isaac, Elkanah, Fear (1653-1690, never married), Eleazar and Lydia.
+[http://mayflowerhistory.com/allerton-mary/] [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Allerton-6 Mary Allerton] was born at Leiden about 1616. She came with her parents aboard the ''Mayflower.'' She married [[Cushman (Y-DNA)|(Elder) Thomas Cushman]] about 1636 at Plymouth and she died there 28 Nov 1699, being the last survivor of the Mayflower Passengers. Mary and Thomas had: Thomas, Sarah, Mary, Isaac, Elkanah, Fear (1653-1690, never married), Eleazar and Lydia.
 ===Third Generation===
-Abigail Maverick  was baptized at Salem 12 Jan 1644/5<ref>Salem VRs, I:67</ref> and died there before Jan 1685/6<ref>Date her father's will was written. She was called deceased.</ref>. She married about 1662 (Maj.) Samuel Ward (II) and they had seven children: Abigail (bp. 1669), Mary (bp. 1669), Remember (bp. 1669), Elizabeth (bp 1670), Martha (bp 1672), Samuel (bp 1674) and Rebecca (bp 1678).
+[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Maverick-1 Abigail Maverick] was baptized at Salem 12 Jan 1644/5<ref>Salem VRs, I:67</ref> and died there before Jan 1685/6<ref>Date her father's will was written. She was called deceased.</ref>. She married about 1662 (Maj.) Samuel Ward (II) and they had seven children: Abigail (bp. 1669), Mary (bp. 1669), Remember (bp. 1669), Elizabeth (bp 1670), Martha (bp 1672), Samuel (bp 1674) and Rebecca (bp 1678).
-Elizabeth Maverick was baptized Salem 30 Sep 1649<ref>Salem VRs, I:67</ref> and died before 29 Nov 1698.<ref>Mayflower Births & Deaths I:89, she was named (as living) in the will of her father, dated Jan 1685/6</ref> She married twice, first 6 Apr 1665 Nathaniel Grafton (d. 1670/1) then before Jan 1677 Thomas Skinner. Elizabeth had three children by her first husband: Elizabeth (b. 1667 m. William Hughes), Remember (b. 1669 m Richard Knight but no ch.), and Priscilla (b. 1671 m. Thomas Jackson). By her second husband, Elizabeth had: Rebecca (1677 no further record), John (1679), Agnes (1682)<ref>Named in father's 1698 Probate, but no further record.</ref>, Abigail (1685 m. Ebenezer Ager & Nathaniel Coney) and Sarah (1687)<ref>[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Skinner-1909 wikitree] states she probably died young.</ref>.
+[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Maverick-112 Elizabeth Maverick] was baptized Salem 30 Sep 1649<ref>Salem VRs, I:67</ref> and died before 29 Nov 1698.<ref>Mayflower Births & Deaths I:89, she was named (as living) in the will of her father, dated Jan 1685/6</ref> She married twice, first 6 Apr 1665 Nathaniel Grafton (d. 1670/1) then before Jan 1677 Thomas Skinner. Elizabeth had three children by her first husband: Elizabeth (b. 1667 m. William Hughes), Remember (b. 1669 m Richard Knight but no ch.), and Priscilla (b. 1671 m. Thomas Jackson). By her second husband, Elizabeth had: Rebecca (1677 no further record), John (1679), Agnes (1682)<ref>Named in father's 1698 Probate, but no further record.</ref>, Abigail (1685 m. Ebenezer Ager & Nathaniel Coney) and Sarah (1687)<ref>[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Skinner-1909 wikitree] states she probably died young.</ref>.
-Remember Maverick was baptized Salem 12 Sep 1652<ref>Salem VRs, I:67</ref> and died before 22 Apr 1691. She married Edward Woodman and they had six children (all bp. Salem 15 Jun 1684): Edward, Remember (b. ca 1673 m. Thomas Perkins), John, Maverick, Moses and Samuel.
+[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Maverick-81 Remember Maverick] was baptized Salem 12 Sep 1652<ref>Salem VRs, I:67</ref> and died before 22 Apr 1691. She married Edward Woodman and they had six children (all bp. Salem 15 Jun 1684): Edward, Remember (b. ca 1673 m. Thomas Perkins), John, Maverick, Moses and Samuel.
-Sarah Cushman was born at Plymouth about 1641 and died after Feb 1706/7.<ref>She signed off her dower rights to a deed of her husband's.</ref> She married twice, first Lynn 11 Apr 1661 [[Hawkes (Y-DNA)#First Generation |John Hawkes]] (d. 1694) then aft. 7 Nov 1695 Daniel Hutchings. Sarah had eight children by her first husband: Susannah (1662-1675), Adam (1664-1695), Anna (1666-1675), John (1668-1750), Rebecca (1670-1675), Thomas (1673-1722), Mercy (1675) and Ebenezer (1677-1766).
+[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Cushman-132 Sarah Cushman] was born at Plymouth about 1641 and died after Feb 1706/7.<ref>She signed off her dower rights to a deed of her husband's.</ref> She married twice, first Lynn 11 Apr 1661 [[Hawkes (Y-DNA)#First Generation |John Hawkes]] (d. 1694) then aft. 7 Nov 1695 Daniel Hutchings. Sarah had eight children by her first husband: Susannah (1662-1675), Adam (1664-1695), Anna (1666-1675), John (1668-1750), Rebecca (1670-1675), Thomas (1673-1722), Mercy (1675) and Ebenezer (1677-1766).
-Mary Cushman was born at Plymouth about 1643 and died before 22 Oct 1690.<ref>Deceased in her father's will.</ref> She married about 1676 [[Hutchinson (Y-DNA)#First Generation |Francis Hutchinson]] and they had three children: Francis (b. 1678), Thomas (b. 1681) and John (b. 1683)
+[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Cushman-123 Mary Cushman] was born at Plymouth about 1643 and died before 22 Oct 1690.<ref>Deceased in her father's will.</ref> She married about 1676 [[Hutchinson (Y-DNA)#First Generation |Francis Hutchinson]] and they had three children: Francis (b. 1678), Thomas (b. 1681) and John (b. 1683)
-Lydia Cushman was born at Plymouth about 1659 and died 1719. She married [[Harlow (Y-DNA)#Second Generation |William Harlow (II)]] and they had nine children: Elizabeth (b. 1683 m. Thomas Doty, no daughters), Thomas (1685/6), Lydia (1687 m. Barnabas Churchill, only daughter Lydia likely had no surviving children), William (1689), Robert (1691), Mary (1699-1720 never married) and Isaac (1700-1724 never married)
+[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Cushman-128 Lydia Cushman] was born at Plymouth about 1659 and died 1719. She married [[Harlow (Y-DNA)#Second Generation |William Harlow (II)]] and they had nine children: Elizabeth (b. 1683 m. Thomas Doty, no daughters), Thomas (1685/6), Lydia (1687 m. Barnabas Churchill, only daughter Lydia likely had no surviving children), William (1689), Robert (1691), Mary (1699-1720 never married) and Isaac (1700-1724 never married)
 ===Fourth Generation===

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 As of September 25, 2020
 * Page created for Mary Norris, first wife of Isaac Allerton.
-* recruitment of individuals who are matrilineal (all female line) descendants of Mary (Norris) Allerton. Folks who believe they are mtDNA descendants should [[Read me First|<big>'''Read me First''']]
+* recruitment of individuals who are matrilineal (all female line) descendants of Mary (Norris) Allerton. Folks who believe they are mtDNA descendants should [[Read me First|<big>'''Read me First'''</big>]]
 <big>'''IMPORTANT:'''</big>[[Read me First|<big>'''Read me First'''</big>]]

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 The current Governor General of the General Society of Mayflower Descendants, Lisa Pennington, published an article in the [http://www.isaacallerton.com/NOVEMBER_2015.pdf November 2015 (pages 2-3) "The Allerton Family Journal"] documenting her matrilineal line of descent from Mary (Norris) Allerton to Lucy Ann (Forsyte) Jones (1846-1869) According to this article her line is as follows:
-   Mary (Norris) Allerton
+   Mary (Norris) Allerton (c1587-1620/1)
      Remember (Allerton) Maverick (c1614-c1653)
        Elizabeth (Maverick) Skinner (1649-1698)

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                      Lucy Ann (Forsythe) Jones (1846-1869)
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