Mullins (Y-DNA) - Revision history

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 ==Paper Trail==
 ===First Generation===
-William Mullins<ref>[https://pilgrimhall.org/william_mullins.htm Pilgrim Hall Museum] William Mullins biography.</ref> was born about 1572,<ref>Estimate, based on marriage date of parents</ref> son of John Mullins and Joan Bridger. He died at New Plimoth on 21 Feb 1620/1.<ref>[http://www.histarch.illinois.edu/plymouth/Maydeaths.html Mayflower passenger deaths 1620-1621].</ref> Noted Mayflower researcher, Caleb Johnson, published in the ''Mayflower Quarterly''<ref>MQ 78(Mar 2012):41-57</ref> his research on William Mullins and his wife or wives. While Johnson was not able to prove his findings, he developed a tantalizing hypothesis from his research. Johnson believes William Mullins may have been married twice: His first wife possibly Elizabeth, daughter of John Wood and Joan Taylor. Elizabeth was believed to have been the mother of all of Williams' children. After her death, William possibly married Alice _____ Browne, widow of either William Browne (and therefor mother of ''Mayflower'' passenger Peter Browne) or possibly William's brother, Thomas Browne (who died in 1597).<ref>While not expressed by Johnson, it is possible William Mullins married widow Alice Browne about 1599 and she was the mother of his younger children.</ref>
+[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Mullins-5 William Mullins]<ref>[https://pilgrimhall.org/william_mullins.htm Pilgrim Hall Museum] William Mullins biography.</ref> was born about 1572,<ref>Estimate, based on marriage date of parents</ref> son of John Mullins and Joan Bridger. He died at New Plimoth on 21 Feb 1620/1.<ref>[http://www.histarch.illinois.edu/plymouth/Maydeaths.html Mayflower passenger deaths 1620-1621].</ref> Noted Mayflower researcher, Caleb Johnson, published in the ''Mayflower Quarterly''<ref>MQ 78(Mar 2012):41-57</ref> his research on William Mullins and his wife or wives. While Johnson was not able to prove his findings, he developed a tantalizing hypothesis from his research. Johnson believes William Mullins may have been married twice: His first wife possibly Elizabeth, daughter of John Wood and Joan Taylor. Elizabeth was believed to have been the mother of all of Williams' children. After her death, William possibly married Alice _____ Browne, widow of either William Browne (and therefor mother of ''Mayflower'' passenger Peter Browne) or possibly William's brother, Thomas Browne (who died in 1597).<ref>While not expressed by Johnson, it is possible William Mullins married widow Alice Browne about 1599 and she was the mother of his younger children.</ref>
 William had five children:  William, Elizabeth, Sarah, [[Priscilla Mullins (mtDNA) |Priscilla]] and Joseph. Joseph never married and while William married and had a daughter, she never had any children.

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 * No straightforward opportunities for advanced Y-DNA testing
 * Low priority
 ==Summary of findings==

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 ==Paper Trail==
 ===First Generation===
-William Mullins<ref>[https://pilgrimhall.org/william_mullins.htm Pilgrim Hall Museum] William Mullins biography.</ref> was born about 1572,<ref>Estimate, based on marriage date of parents</ref> son of John Mullins and Joan Bridger. He died at New Plimouth on 21 Feb 1620/1.<ref>[http://www.histarch.illinois.edu/plymouth/Maydeaths.html Mayflower passenger deaths 1620-1621].</ref> Noted Mayflower researcher, Caleb Johnson, published in the ''Mayflower Quarterly''<ref>MQ 78(Mar 2012):41-57</ref> his research on William Mullins and his wife or wives. While Johnson was not able to prove his findings, he developed a tantalizing hypothesis from his research. Johnson believes William Mullins may have been married twice: His first wife possibly Elizabeth, daughter of John Wood and Joan Taylor. Elizabeth was believed to have been the mother of all of Williams' children. After her death, William possibly married Alice _____ Browne, widow of either William Browne (and therefor mother of ''Mayflower'' passenger Peter Browne) or possibly William's brother, Thomas Browne (who died in 1597).<ref>While not expressed by Johnson, it is possible William Mullins married widow Alice Browne about 1599 and she was the mother of his younger children.</ref>
+William Mullins<ref>[https://pilgrimhall.org/william_mullins.htm Pilgrim Hall Museum] William Mullins biography.</ref> was born about 1572,<ref>Estimate, based on marriage date of parents</ref> son of John Mullins and Joan Bridger. He died at New Plimoth on 21 Feb 1620/1.<ref>[http://www.histarch.illinois.edu/plymouth/Maydeaths.html Mayflower passenger deaths 1620-1621].</ref> Noted Mayflower researcher, Caleb Johnson, published in the ''Mayflower Quarterly''<ref>MQ 78(Mar 2012):41-57</ref> his research on William Mullins and his wife or wives. While Johnson was not able to prove his findings, he developed a tantalizing hypothesis from his research. Johnson believes William Mullins may have been married twice: His first wife possibly Elizabeth, daughter of John Wood and Joan Taylor. Elizabeth was believed to have been the mother of all of Williams' children. After her death, William possibly married Alice _____ Browne, widow of either William Browne (and therefor mother of ''Mayflower'' passenger Peter Browne) or possibly William's brother, Thomas Browne (who died in 1597).<ref>While not expressed by Johnson, it is possible William Mullins married widow Alice Browne about 1599 and she was the mother of his younger children.</ref>
 William had five children:  William, Elizabeth, Sarah, [[Priscilla Mullins (mtDNA) |Priscilla]] and Joseph. Joseph never married and while William married and had a daughter, she never had any children.

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 ==Paper Trail==
 ===First Generation===
-William Mullins<ref>[https://pilgrimhall.org/william_mullins.htm Pilgrim Hall Museum] William Mullins biography.</ref> was born about 1572,<ref>Estimate, based on marriage date of parents</ref> son of John Mullins and Joan Bridger. He died at New Plimouth on 21 Feb 1620/1. Noted Mayflower researcher, Caleb Johnson, published in the ''Mayflower Quarterly''<ref>MQ 78(Mar 2012):41-57</ref> his research on William Mullins and his wife or wives. While Johnson was not able to prove his findings, he developed a tantalizing hypothesis from his research. Johnson believes William Mullins may have been married twice: His first wife possibly Elizabeth, daughter of John Wood and Joan Taylor. Elizabeth was believed to have been the mother of all of Williams' children. After her death, William possibly married Alice _____ Browne, widow of either William Browne (and therefor mother of ''Mayflower'' passenger Peter Browne) or possibly William's brother, Thomas Browne (who died in 1597).<ref>While not expressed by Johnson, it is possible William Mullins married widow Alice Browne about 1599 and she was the mother of his younger children.</ref>
+William Mullins<ref>[https://pilgrimhall.org/william_mullins.htm Pilgrim Hall Museum] William Mullins biography.</ref> was born about 1572,<ref>Estimate, based on marriage date of parents</ref> son of John Mullins and Joan Bridger. He died at New Plimouth on 21 Feb 1620/1.<ref>[http://www.histarch.illinois.edu/plymouth/Maydeaths.html Mayflower passenger deaths 1620-1621].</ref> Noted Mayflower researcher, Caleb Johnson, published in the ''Mayflower Quarterly''<ref>MQ 78(Mar 2012):41-57</ref> his research on William Mullins and his wife or wives. While Johnson was not able to prove his findings, he developed a tantalizing hypothesis from his research. Johnson believes William Mullins may have been married twice: His first wife possibly Elizabeth, daughter of John Wood and Joan Taylor. Elizabeth was believed to have been the mother of all of Williams' children. After her death, William possibly married Alice _____ Browne, widow of either William Browne (and therefor mother of ''Mayflower'' passenger Peter Browne) or possibly William's brother, Thomas Browne (who died in 1597).<ref>While not expressed by Johnson, it is possible William Mullins married widow Alice Browne about 1599 and she was the mother of his younger children.</ref>
 William had five children:  William, Elizabeth, Sarah, [[Priscilla Mullins (mtDNA) |Priscilla]] and Joseph. Joseph never married and while William married and had a daughter, she never had any children.

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	* [https://mayflower.americanancestors.org/william-mullins-biography New England Historical and Genealogical Society "Mayflower 2020" entry for William Mullins family]		* [https://mayflower.americanancestors.org/william-mullins-biography New England Historical and Genealogical Society "Mayflower 2020" entry for William Mullins family]
	* [http://www.alden.org/ Alden Kindred of America website]		* [http://www.alden.org/ Alden Kindred of America website]
		+	* [https://themayflowersociety.org/passenger-profile/passenger-profiles/the-mullins-family/ The Mullins Family - The Mayflower Society]
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 * Woodworth-Barnes, Esther Littleford (ed. by Alicia Crane Williams), ''Mayflower Family Through Five Generations,'' General Society of Mayflower Descendants, Plymouth, MA part 1 (first four generations) 1999; part 2 (fifth generation of daughter Elizabeth) 2002; part 4 (fifth generation of daughter Ruth) 2015; part 5 (fifth generation of daughter Sarah) 2016
 * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Priscilla_Alden wikipedia entry for Priscilla Mullins]
 * Roser, Susan E., ''Mayflower Passenger References (from contemporary records & scholarly journals)'' [www.stewartbooks.com Stewart Publishing & Printing], Canada Second edition 2015
 * [http://mayflowerhistory.com/mullins-priscilla/ Caleb Johnson's ''Mayflower History'' entry for Priscilla Mullins]

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 ==Status summary==
-As of December 30, 2015:
+As of November 25, 2020:
 * No straightforward opportunities for advanced Y-DNA testing
 * Low priority

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	==External links and references==		==External links and references==
		+	* Johnson, Caleb H., ''The Mayflower Quarterly'' 78(Mar 2012):44-57
		+	* Woodworth-Barnes, Esther Littleford (ed. by Alicia Crane Williams), ''Mayflower Family Through Five Generations,'' General Society of Mayflower Descendants, Plymouth, MA part 1 (first four generations) 1999; part 2 (fifth generation of daughter Elizabeth) 2002; part 4 (fifth generation of daughter Ruth) 2015; part 5 (fifth generation of daughter Sarah) 2016
		+	* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Priscilla_Alden wikipedia entry for Priscilla Mullins]
		+	* Roser, Susan E., ''Mayflower Passenger References (from contemporary records & scholarly journals)'' [www.stewartbooks.com Stewart Publishing & Printing], Canada Second edition 2015
		+	* [http://mayflowerhistory.com/mullins-priscilla/ Caleb Johnson's ''Mayflower History'' entry for Priscilla Mullins]
		+	* [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/749/priscilla-alden Find-a-grave entry for Priscilla Mullins]
		+	* [https://mayflower.americanancestors.org/william-mullins-biography New England Historical and Genealogical Society "Mayflower 2020" entry for William Mullins family]
		+	* [http://www.alden.org/ Alden Kindred of America website]