Difference between revisions of "Mary Buckett (Beckett) (mtDNA)"
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It is assumed that Mary Buckett, who arrived in New Plimouth Colony in 1623 in the ''Anne'' was the wife of George Soule.<ref>This assumption is based on the fact no other Mary has been found to have arrived in the Colony by the time of the 1627 Cattle Division.</ref> While the passenger list of the ''Anne'' gave her surname as Buckett, the spelling of this surname was still in flux, and has been spelled Bucket(t), Becket(t), Bucquet, etc. | It is assumed that Mary Buckett, who arrived in New Plimouth Colony in 1623 in the ''Anne'' was the wife of George Soule.<ref>This assumption is based on the fact no other Mary has been found to have arrived in the Colony by the time of the 1627 Cattle Division.</ref> While the passenger list of the ''Anne'' gave her surname as Buckett, the spelling of this surname was still in flux, and has been spelled Bucket(t), Becket(t), Bucquet, etc. | ||
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Mary and George had one child recorded in the May 1627 cattle division, so were likely married about 1625-1626. In addition, their last child was believed to have been born about 1651. Given these dates, Mary would have been born about 1605.<ref>Any older, and she would have been in her late 40s when her last child was born. Any younger, and she would have only been a teenager when married (which was VERY unusual for the time period).</ref> The family were among the earliest settlers of Duxbury and Mary is said to have died there in Dec 1676.<ref>The inventory of George Soule's estate (taken 22 Jan 1679[/80] has an expense to son John "Item for Diett and tendance since my mother Died which was three year the Last December."</ref> | Mary and George had one child recorded in the May 1627 cattle division, so were likely married about 1625-1626. In addition, their last child was believed to have been born about 1651. Given these dates, Mary would have been born about 1605.<ref>Any older, and she would have been in her late 40s when her last child was born. Any younger, and she would have only been a teenager when married (which was VERY unusual for the time period).</ref> The family were among the earliest settlers of Duxbury and Mary is said to have died there in Dec 1676.<ref>The inventory of George Soule's estate (taken 22 Jan 1679[/80] has an expense to son John "Item for Diett and tendance since my mother Died which was three year the Last December."</ref> | ||
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We are currently looking for volunteers who are matrilineal descendants of Mary to take a full mtDNA test. | We are currently looking for volunteers who are matrilineal descendants of Mary to take a full mtDNA test. | ||
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George and Mary had five sons and four daughters. The daughters were Susanna (c1634), Mary (c1642), Elizabeth (c1645), and Patience (c1646). | George and Mary had five sons and four daughters. The daughters were Susanna (c1634), Mary (c1642), Elizabeth (c1645), and Patience (c1646). | ||
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Revision as of 18:13, 11 July 2019
Contents
Status summary
As of July 11, 2019
- Page created for Mary Buckett (Beckett), wife of George Soule
- Recruitment of individuals who are mtDNA descendants of Mary Buckett (Beckett). Folks who are mtDNA descendants are encouraged to contact Raymond T. Wing (email: wing.genealogist AT gmail DOT com)
Background
Biography
It is assumed that Mary Buckett, who arrived in New Plimouth Colony in 1623 in the Anne was the wife of George Soule.[1] While the passenger list of the Anne gave her surname as Buckett, the spelling of this surname was still in flux, and has been spelled Bucket(t), Becket(t), Bucquet, etc.
The Soule Kindred in America has hired genealogist Caleb Johnson to research English & Dutch records in an attempt to identify Mary. One likely individual has been discovered, and while not proven, Johnson presents much credible evidence to support this likely identity.[2]
Mary and George had one child recorded in the May 1627 cattle division, so were likely married about 1625-1626. In addition, their last child was believed to have been born about 1651. Given these dates, Mary would have been born about 1605.[3] The family were among the earliest settlers of Duxbury and Mary is said to have died there in Dec 1676.[4]
- ↑ This assumption is based on the fact no other Mary has been found to have arrived in the Colony by the time of the 1627 Cattle Division.
- ↑ Soule Kindred in America, Mary Beckett research
- ↑ Any older, and she would have been in her late 40s when her last child was born. Any younger, and she would have only been a teenager when married (which was VERY unusual for the time period).
- ↑ The inventory of George Soule's estate (taken 22 Jan 1679[/80] has an expense to son John "Item for Diett and tendance since my mother Died which was three year the Last December."
mtDNA Results
We are currently looking for volunteers who are matrilineal descendants of Mary to take a full mtDNA test.
mtDNA Descendants
George and Mary had five sons and four daughters. The daughters were Susanna (c1634), Mary (c1642), Elizabeth (c1645), and Patience (c1646).
SECOND GENERATION
THIRD GENERATION
