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 ==Paper trail==
 ===English Ancestry===
-Henry<sup>d</sup> Tilly, born about 1465<ref>Rough estimate, based on son's estimated birth.</ref> His will, dated 1 Sep 1520 Henlow, Bedfordshire, England, was proved 4 Dec 1520.<ref>TAG 52:202</ref> Henry's wife in his will was Johane.
+[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Tilly-6 Henry<sup>d</sup> Tilly], born about 1465<ref>Rough estimate, based on son's estimated birth.</ref> His will, dated 1 Sep 1520 Henlow, Bedfordshire, England, was proved 4 Dec 1520.<ref>TAG 52:202</ref> Henry's wife in his will was Johane.
-Thomas<sup>c</sup> Tylle, born about 1490<ref>Rough estimate, based on son's estimated birth.</ref> His will, dated Henlow 21 Aug 1556 Henlow, was proved 6 Oct 1556.<ref>TAG 52:202</ref> Thomas' wife in his will was Margaret.
+[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Tilly-5 Thomas<sup>c</sup> Tylle], born about 1490<ref>Rough estimate, based on son's estimated birth.</ref> His will, dated Henlow 21 Aug 1556 Henlow, was proved 6 Oct 1556.<ref>TAG 52:202</ref> Thomas' wife in his will was Margaret.
-William<sup>b</sup> Tylle, born about 1515<ref>Rough estimate, based on son's estimated birth.</ref> He was buried at Henlow 28 Jan 1578. His will, dated 1 Jan 1578, named wife Agnes, Her will 1 Jun 1582 was proved 14 Jul 1582.<ref>TAG 52:202</ref>
+[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Tilly-71 William<sup>b</sup> Tylle], born about 1515<ref>Rough estimate, based on son's estimated birth.</ref> He was buried at Henlow 28 Jan 1578. His will, dated 1 Jan 1578, named wife Agnes, Her will 1 Jun 1582 was proved 14 Jul 1582.<ref>TAG 52:202</ref>
-Robert<sup>a</sup> Tilley, is said to have been born in May 1540.<ref>www.findagrave.com, no source given.</ref> He was buried at Henlow 21 Feb 1612/3. His will, dated 31 Dec 1612 names wife Elizabeth.<ref>Some records give Elizabeth a maiden name of Ellborne.</ref>
+[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Tilley-562 Robert<sup>a</sup> Tilley], is said to have been born in May 1540.<ref>www.findagrave.com, no source given.</ref> He was buried at Henlow 21 Feb 1612/3. His will, dated 31 Dec 1612 names wife Elizabeth.<ref>Some records give Elizabeth a maiden name of Ellborne.</ref>
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 ===Second Generation===
-John Tilley (II) was baptized at Henlow on 26 Aug 1599.<ref>TAG 52:203</ref> Some Articles in the ''Mayflower Quarterly'' present circumstantial evidence this John Tilley likely came to New Plimoth in 1623 aboard the ''Anne'', and was a member of John Oldham's group. This John Tilley eventually settled in Windsor, CT, where he was captured by Native Americans, and killed at Saybrook, CT in Oct 1636.<ref>Mayflower Quarterly 49:16-17, 56:118-21</ref> John had a wife Edith who, after John's death, married Nicholas Camp. John & Edith likely were the parents of Elizabeth Tilley who married, Springfield, MA, 21 Oct 1653 to Thomas Merrick. It is possible John & Edith may have had other children.
+[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Tilley-125 John Tilley (II)] was baptized at Henlow on 26 Aug 1599.<ref>TAG 52:203</ref> Some Articles in the ''Mayflower Quarterly'' present circumstantial evidence this John Tilley likely came to New Plimoth in 1623 aboard the ''Anne'', and was a member of John Oldham's group. This John Tilley eventually settled in Windsor, CT, where he was captured by Native Americans, and killed at Saybrook, CT in Oct 1636.<ref>Mayflower Quarterly 49:16-17, 56:118-21</ref> John had a wife Edith who, after John's death, married Nicholas Camp. John & Edith likely were the parents of Elizabeth Tilley who married, Springfield, MA, 21 Oct 1653 to Thomas Merrick. It is possible John & Edith may have had other children.
-Robert Tilley was baptized at Henlow on 25 Nov 1604.<ref>TAG 52:203</ref> and buried St. Paul, Bedford, Bedfordshire 8 Nov 1639. He married at St. Paul, Bedford, Bedfordshire 1 Nov 1632 Mary Hawkins. They had four children: Mary (bp1633), John (bp1634/5), Sarah (bp1637) and Robert (bp1639).<ref>The GSMD has accepted the application of a descendant of Robert and Mary, but it is believed this line was not a direct patrilineal line.</ref>
+[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Tilley-127 Robert Tilley] was baptized at Henlow on 25 Nov 1604.<ref>TAG 52:203</ref> and buried St. Paul, Bedford, Bedfordshire 8 Nov 1639. He married at St. Paul, Bedford, Bedfordshire 1 Nov 1632 Mary Hawkins. They had four children: Mary (bp1633), John (bp1634/5), Sarah (bp1637) and Robert (bp1639).<ref>The GSMD has accepted the application of a descendant of Robert and Mary, but it is believed this line was not a direct patrilineal line.</ref>
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 ===First Generation===
-John Tilley was baptized at St. Virgin the Mary Church, Henlow, Bedfordshire, England on 19 Dec 1571, son of Robert Tilley and Elizabeth<ref>TAG 52:198-208</ref> _____. He married Henlow 20 Sep 1596 [[Joan Hurst & Elizabeth Tilley (mtDNA)#Biography |Joan (Hurst) Rogers]], daughter of William Hurst and Joan Marshe, and widow of Thomas Rogers. Both John and Joan died during the first terrible winter of 1620/21, with Joan's death on 11 Jan 1620/1.<ref>[http://www.histarch.illinois.edu/plymouth/Maydeaths.html Mayflower passenger deaths 1620-1621].</ref> Joan had one child (daughter Joan) by her first husband, and together John & Joan had five children, Rose (died young), John, Rose, Robert and Elizabeth. Only the youngest child came over on the ''Mayflower'' with her parents.
+[https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Tilley-84 John Tilley] was baptized at St. Virgin the Mary Church, Henlow, Bedfordshire, England on 19 Dec 1571, son of Robert Tilley and Elizabeth<ref>TAG 52:198-208</ref> _____. He married Henlow 20 Sep 1596 [[Joan Hurst & Elizabeth Tilley (mtDNA)#Biography |Joan (Hurst) Rogers]], daughter of William Hurst and Joan Marshe, and widow of Thomas Rogers. Both John and Joan died during the first terrible winter of 1620/21, with Joan's death on 11 Jan 1620/1.<ref>[http://www.histarch.illinois.edu/plymouth/Maydeaths.html Mayflower passenger deaths 1620-1621].</ref> Joan had one child (daughter Joan) by her first husband, and together John & Joan had five children, Rose (died young), John, Rose, Robert and Elizabeth. Only the youngest child came over on the ''Mayflower'' with her parents.
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 Still to be accomplished as of October 24, 2020:
 * Discover whether any Y-DNA descendants of John Tilley are still living. Any individual who believes they are a Y-DNA descendant is encouraged to contact Mayflower1620@gmail.com
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 ===Second Generation===
-John Tilley (II) was baptized at Henlow on 26 Aug 1599.<ref>TAG 52:203</ref> Some Articles in the ''Mayflower Quarterly'' present circumstantial evidence this John Tilley likely came to New Plimouth in 1623 aboard the ''Anne'', and was a member of John Oldham's group. This John Tilley eventually settled in Windsor, CT, where he was captured by Native Americans, and killed at Saybrook, CT in Oct 1636.<ref>Mayflower Quarterly 49:16-17, 56:118-21</ref> John had a wife Edith who, after John's death, married Nicholas Camp. John & Edith likely were the parents of Elizabeth Tilley who married, Springfield, MA, 21 Oct 1653 to Thomas Merrick. It is possible John & Edith may have had other children.
+John Tilley (II) was baptized at Henlow on 26 Aug 1599.<ref>TAG 52:203</ref> Some Articles in the ''Mayflower Quarterly'' present circumstantial evidence this John Tilley likely came to New Plimoth in 1623 aboard the ''Anne'', and was a member of John Oldham's group. This John Tilley eventually settled in Windsor, CT, where he was captured by Native Americans, and killed at Saybrook, CT in Oct 1636.<ref>Mayflower Quarterly 49:16-17, 56:118-21</ref> John had a wife Edith who, after John's death, married Nicholas Camp. John & Edith likely were the parents of Elizabeth Tilley who married, Springfield, MA, 21 Oct 1653 to Thomas Merrick. It is possible John & Edith may have had other children.
 Robert Tilley was baptized at Henlow on 25 Nov 1604.<ref>TAG 52:203</ref> and buried St. Paul, Bedford, Bedfordshire 8 Nov 1639. He married at St. Paul, Bedford, Bedfordshire 1 Nov 1632 Mary Hawkins. They had four children: Mary (bp1633), John (bp1634/5), Sarah (bp1637) and Robert (bp1639).<ref>The GSMD has accepted the application of a descendant of Robert and Mary, but it is believed this line was not a direct patrilineal line.</ref>

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 ===Second Generation===
-John Tilley (II) was baptized at Henlow on 26 Aug 1599.<ref>TAG 52:203</ref> Some Articles in the ''Mayflower Quarterly'' present circumstantial evidence this John Tilley likely came to New Plimouth in 1623 aboard the ''Anne'', and was a member of John Oldham's group. This John Tilley eventually settled in Windsor, CT, where he was captured by the Native Americans, and killed at Saybrook, CT in Oct 1636.<ref>Mayflower Quarterly 49:16-17, 56:118-21</ref> John had a wife Edith who, after John's death, married Nicholas Camp. John & Edith likely were the parents of Elizabeth Tilley who married, Springfield, MA, 21 Oct 1653 to Thomas Merrick. It is possible John & Edith may have had other children.
+John Tilley (II) was baptized at Henlow on 26 Aug 1599.<ref>TAG 52:203</ref> Some Articles in the ''Mayflower Quarterly'' present circumstantial evidence this John Tilley likely came to New Plimouth in 1623 aboard the ''Anne'', and was a member of John Oldham's group. This John Tilley eventually settled in Windsor, CT, where he was captured by Native Americans, and killed at Saybrook, CT in Oct 1636.<ref>Mayflower Quarterly 49:16-17, 56:118-21</ref> John had a wife Edith who, after John's death, married Nicholas Camp. John & Edith likely were the parents of Elizabeth Tilley who married, Springfield, MA, 21 Oct 1653 to Thomas Merrick. It is possible John & Edith may have had other children.
 Robert Tilley was baptized at Henlow on 25 Nov 1604.<ref>TAG 52:203</ref> and buried St. Paul, Bedford, Bedfordshire 8 Nov 1639. He married at St. Paul, Bedford, Bedfordshire 1 Nov 1632 Mary Hawkins. They had four children: Mary (bp1633), John (bp1634/5), Sarah (bp1637) and Robert (bp1639).<ref>The GSMD has accepted the application of a descendant of Robert and Mary, but it is believed this line was not a direct patrilineal line.</ref>

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	* Roser, Susan E., ''Mayflower Increasings From the Files of George Ernest Bowman at the Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants'', Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MD, Second edition 1995, 1996. p. 110		* Roser, Susan E., ''Mayflower Increasings From the Files of George Ernest Bowman at the Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants'', Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MD, Second edition 1995, 1996. p. 110
	* Anderson, Robert Charles, ''The Mayflower Migration: Immigrants to Plymouth, 1620'' New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2020 pp. 172-73		* Anderson, Robert Charles, ''The Mayflower Migration: Immigrants to Plymouth, 1620'' New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2020 pp. 172-73
		+	* [https://themayflowersociety.org/passenger-profile/passenger-profiles/the-tilley-family/ The Tilley Family - The Mayflower Society]
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 ===First Generation===
-John Tilley was baptized at St. Virgin the Mary Church, Henlow, Bedfordshire, England on 19 Dec 1571, son of Robert Tilley and Elizabeth<ref>TAG 52:198-208</ref> _____. He married Henlow 20 Sep 1596 [[Joan Hurst & Elizabeth Tilley (mtDNA)#First Generation |Joan (Hurst) Rogers]], daughter of William Hurst and Joan Marshe, and widow of Thomas Rogers. Both John and Joan died during the first terrible winter of 1620/21, with Joan's death on 11 Jan 1620/1. Joan had one child (daughter Joan) by her first husband, and together John & Joan had five children, Rose (died young), John, Rose, Robert and Elizabeth. Only the youngest child came over on the ''Mayflower'' with her parents.
+John Tilley was baptized at St. Virgin the Mary Church, Henlow, Bedfordshire, England on 19 Dec 1571, son of Robert Tilley and Elizabeth<ref>TAG 52:198-208</ref> _____. He married Henlow 20 Sep 1596 [[Joan Hurst & Elizabeth Tilley (mtDNA)#Biography |Joan (Hurst) Rogers]], daughter of William Hurst and Joan Marshe, and widow of Thomas Rogers. Both John and Joan died during the first terrible winter of 1620/21, with Joan's death on 11 Jan 1620/1. Joan had one child (daughter Joan) by her first husband, and together John & Joan had five children, Rose (died young), John, Rose, Robert and Elizabeth. Only the youngest child came over on the ''Mayflower'' with her parents.
 ===Second Generation===