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* Page created for John Crackston(e) | * Page created for John Crackston(e) | ||
* Low Priority as it is believed there is no surviving Y-DNA line. Only known son died unmarried | * Low Priority as it is believed there is no surviving Y-DNA line. Only known son died unmarried | ||
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==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
===First Generation=== | ===First Generation=== | ||
| − | Not much is known about John Crackston(e). He was a member of John Robinson's congregation in Leiden (and appeared as a witness in several marriages of members of the congregation). He was undoubtedly the John Crackstone who married Stratford St. Mary, Suffolk, 9 May 1594 Katherine Bates<ref> | + | Not much is known about [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Crackstone-1 John Crackston(e)]. He was a member of John Robinson's congregation in Leiden (and appeared as a witness in several marriages of members of the congregation). He was undoubtedly the John Crackstone who married Stratford St. Mary, Suffolk, 9 May 1594 Katherine Bates<ref>TAG 80:100.</ref> and they had ''at least'': Ann (m. Leiden 12 Dec 1618 Thomas Smith) and John (emigrated with his father to New Plimoth and died shortly after the 1627 Cattle Division, unmarried). |
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==References and External Links== | ==References and External Links== | ||
* Anderson, Robert Charles ''The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1632'' New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston. I:488-9 | * Anderson, Robert Charles ''The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1632'' New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston. I:488-9 | ||
| + | * Wakefield, Robert S., "Pilgrim John Crackstone: A Search for his Ancestry and Posterity", ''Mayflower Quarterly'' 40:117-19 | ||
* Johnson, Caleb, "A Note on the English Origins of John<sup>1</sup> Crackstone and John<sup>1</sup> Hooke", ''The American Genealogist'' 80:100-101 | * Johnson, Caleb, "A Note on the English Origins of John<sup>1</sup> Crackstone and John<sup>1</sup> Hooke", ''The American Genealogist'' 80:100-101 | ||
* N/A, "Known Children of Mayf. Passengers Remained in England", ''Mayflower Quareterly'' 26.4:2 | * N/A, "Known Children of Mayf. Passengers Remained in England", ''Mayflower Quareterly'' 26.4:2 | ||
Latest revision as of 11:07, 3 March 2024
Status Summary
As of January 3, 2003
- Page created for John Crackston(e)
- Low Priority as it is believed there is no surviving Y-DNA line. Only known son died unmarried
IMPORTANT: Read me First
Biography
First Generation
Not much is known about John Crackston(e). He was a member of John Robinson's congregation in Leiden (and appeared as a witness in several marriages of members of the congregation). He was undoubtedly the John Crackstone who married Stratford St. Mary, Suffolk, 9 May 1594 Katherine Bates[1] and they had at least: Ann (m. Leiden 12 Dec 1618 Thomas Smith) and John (emigrated with his father to New Plimoth and died shortly after the 1627 Cattle Division, unmarried).
- ↑ TAG 80:100.
References and External Links
- Anderson, Robert Charles The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1632 New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston. I:488-9
- Wakefield, Robert S., "Pilgrim John Crackstone: A Search for his Ancestry and Posterity", Mayflower Quarterly 40:117-19
- Johnson, Caleb, "A Note on the English Origins of John1 Crackstone and John1 Hooke", The American Genealogist 80:100-101
- N/A, "Known Children of Mayf. Passengers Remained in England", Mayflower Quareterly 26.4:2
