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==Status summary== | ==Status summary== | ||
===Completed as of October 8, 2020: === | ===Completed as of October 8, 2020: === | ||
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* Y-DNA tested to R1b M173>M343>M269>P312>Z290>L21>DF13> | * Y-DNA tested to R1b M173>M343>M269>P312>Z290>L21>DF13> | ||
| + | * Recruiting direct male-line descendants of Edward Gray for NGS/WGS testing. Any male who believe he is such a descendant should [[Read me First|<big>'''Read me First'''</big>]] | ||
| − | + | <big>'''IMPORTANT:'''</big> [[Read me First|<big>'''Read me First'''</big>]] | |
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==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
For more information see Sherman, Robert M. & Verle D. Vincent (rev. by Robert S. Wakefield), ''Mayflower Families through Five Generations'' vol. 15, Chilton & More. General Society of Mayflower Descendants, Plymouth, MA 1997, reprinted 2013. | For more information see Sherman, Robert M. & Verle D. Vincent (rev. by Robert S. Wakefield), ''Mayflower Families through Five Generations'' vol. 15, Chilton & More. General Society of Mayflower Descendants, Plymouth, MA 1997, reprinted 2013. | ||
===First Generation=== | ===First Generation=== | ||
| − | Edward Gray was born, presumably in England, about 1629 and died "last of June 1681" "aged about 52 years"<ref>[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/9304188/edward-gray#view-photo=99424592 photo of gravestone]</ref> He is said to have emigrated to New England with his brother Thomas in 1642 aboard the <i>Recovery</i> of London (which was supposedly owned by his uncle Alexander Graie), but full confirmation of this information is lacking. He was married twice, first 16 Jan 1651 to [[(poss.) Susanna (Unknown) (mtDNA)#Third Generation |Mary Winslow]] (died 1663) and second, 12 Dec 1665 to Dorothy Lettice. The children by his second marriage are not descended from any Mayflower passenger. Edward had five children by his first marriage; four daughters and son John. | + | [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Gray-443 Edward Gray] was born, presumably in England, about 1629 and died "last of June 1681" "aged about 52 years"<ref>[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/9304188/edward-gray#view-photo=99424592 photo of gravestone]</ref> He is said to have emigrated to New England with his brother Thomas in 1642 aboard the <i>Recovery</i> of London (which was supposedly owned by his uncle Alexander Graie), but full confirmation of this information is lacking. He was married twice, first 16 Jan 1651 to [[(poss.) Susanna (Unknown) (mtDNA)#Third Generation |Mary Winslow]] (died 1663) and second, 12 Dec 1665 to Dorothy Lettice. The children by his second marriage are not descended from any Mayflower passenger. Edward had five children by his first marriage; four daughters and son John. |
===Second Generation=== | ===Second Generation=== | ||
| − | John Gray was born Plymouth 1 Oct 1661 and died Kingston 29 May 1732. He married 9 Dec 1686 [[Morton (Y-DNA)#Second Generation |Joanna Morton]]. They had seven children; five daughters & sons Edward (died young) and Samuel | + | [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Gray-1633 John Gray] was born Plymouth 1 Oct 1661 and died Kingston 29 May 1732. He married 9 Dec 1686 [[Morton (Y-DNA)#Second Generation |Joanna Morton]]. They had seven children; five daughters & sons Edward (died young) and Samuel |
| − | (Capt.) Thomas Gray (by Edward's second wife) was born Plymouth abt 1669 and died Little Compton (now in RI) 3 Nov 1721. He married twice (Phebe Peckham & Anna Little). By his second wife he had Edward | + | [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Gray-993 (Capt.) Thomas Gray] (by Edward's second wife) was born Plymouth abt 1669 and died Little Compton (now in RI) 3 Nov 1721. He married twice (Phebe Peckham & Anna Little). By his second wife he had Edward |
===Third Generation=== | ===Third Generation=== | ||
| − | Samuel Gray was born at Plymouth 23 Dec 1701/2 {sic} and likely was the Samuel Gray who died in Oct 1738. He married Duxbury 7 Dec 1727 to Patience Wadsworth. They had six children; four daughters | + | [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Gray-11886 Samuel Gray] was born at Plymouth 23 Dec 1701/2 {sic} and likely was the Samuel Gray who died in Oct 1738. He married Duxbury 7 Dec 1727 to Patience Wadsworth. They had six children; four daughters and two sons: John (1729 unk. if marr.) and Samuel (1736 m [[Delano (Y-DNA)#Third Generation |Eunice Delano]]). |
| − | [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Gray-5143 Edward Gray] was born Little Compton (now in RI) 29 Nov 1699 and died there 10 Sep 1758. He married Little Compton 9 May 1716 [[Elizabeth Walker (mtDNA)#Fourth Generation |Elizabeth Pabodie]] and they had | + | [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Gray-5143 Edward Gray] was born Little Compton (now in RI) 29 Nov 1699 and died there 10 Sep 1758. He married Little Compton 9 May 1716 [[Elizabeth Walker (mtDNA)#Fourth Generation |Elizabeth Pabodie]] and they had seven daughters and three sons: Thomas (1722-1723), Edward (1728 m Mary Hugo) and Robert (1742 m Elizabeth _____). |
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Contents
Status summary
Completed as of October 8, 2020:
- Y-DNA tested to R1b M173>M343>M269>P312>Z290>L21>DF13>
- Recruiting direct male-line descendants of Edward Gray for NGS/WGS testing. Any male who believe he is such a descendant should Read me First
IMPORTANT: Read me First
Biography
For more information see Sherman, Robert M. & Verle D. Vincent (rev. by Robert S. Wakefield), Mayflower Families through Five Generations vol. 15, Chilton & More. General Society of Mayflower Descendants, Plymouth, MA 1997, reprinted 2013.
First Generation
Edward Gray was born, presumably in England, about 1629 and died "last of June 1681" "aged about 52 years"[1] He is said to have emigrated to New England with his brother Thomas in 1642 aboard the Recovery of London (which was supposedly owned by his uncle Alexander Graie), but full confirmation of this information is lacking. He was married twice, first 16 Jan 1651 to Mary Winslow (died 1663) and second, 12 Dec 1665 to Dorothy Lettice. The children by his second marriage are not descended from any Mayflower passenger. Edward had five children by his first marriage; four daughters and son John.
Second Generation
John Gray was born Plymouth 1 Oct 1661 and died Kingston 29 May 1732. He married 9 Dec 1686 Joanna Morton. They had seven children; five daughters & sons Edward (died young) and Samuel
(Capt.) Thomas Gray (by Edward's second wife) was born Plymouth abt 1669 and died Little Compton (now in RI) 3 Nov 1721. He married twice (Phebe Peckham & Anna Little). By his second wife he had Edward
Third Generation
Samuel Gray was born at Plymouth 23 Dec 1701/2 {sic} and likely was the Samuel Gray who died in Oct 1738. He married Duxbury 7 Dec 1727 to Patience Wadsworth. They had six children; four daughters and two sons: John (1729 unk. if marr.) and Samuel (1736 m Eunice Delano).
Edward Gray was born Little Compton (now in RI) 29 Nov 1699 and died there 10 Sep 1758. He married Little Compton 9 May 1716 Elizabeth Pabodie and they had seven daughters and three sons: Thomas (1722-1723), Edward (1728 m Mary Hugo) and Robert (1742 m Elizabeth _____).
DNA results DF13
Previous Y-DNA testing
The Gray/Grey surname DNA Project has two conflicting subgroups both claiming to fall under Edward Gray. The First subgroup falls under 1.1.1.1.. R1b M173>M343>M269>P312>Z290>L21 >DF13>Z39589>Z251>16943>BY23665 (Edward Gray b. 1623 of Plymouth Colony- but See Z2186) has five individuals while the second group 1.1.1.1.1 R1b M173>M343>M269>P312>Z290>L21>DF13>ZZ10>Z253>Z2186 (Edward Gray b. 1623 of Plimouth Colony-but See Z251) only has one individual.
Further needed testing
More information and analysis is needed to identify which group correctly has Edward Gray and his Y-DNA descendants.
References & External Links
- Sherman, Robert M. & Verle D. Vincent (rev. by Robert S. Wakefield), Mayflower Families through Five Generations vol. 15, Chilton & More. General Society of Mayflower Descendants, Plymouth, MA 1997, reprinted 2013
