Mayflower Passengers (1620)
Francis Cooke is your ~11th great-grandfather. Mayflower passenger, 1620.
Richard Warren is your ~11th great-grandfather. Mayflower passenger, 1620.
Degory Priest is your ~11th great-grandfather. Mayflower passenger who died the first winter at Plymouth.
George Soule is your ~10th great-grandfather. Mayflower passenger, came as servant of Edward Winslow.
Your ancestry includes at least four confirmed passengers on the Mayflower, which arrived at Plymouth, Massachusettsin November 1620 carrying roughly 100 souls. These connections come through the southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island branches of Mom’s side.
| Name | Born | PID | Relationship |
|---|---|---|---|
| Francis Cooke | 1583 | LZ2F-MM7 | ~11th great-grandfather |
| Richard Warren | ~1583 | KXML-7XC | ~11th great-grandfather |
| Degory Priest | 1579 | LYXM-V3F | ~11th great-grandfather (died 1st winter) |
| George Soule | ~1600 | LZN7-DXZ | ~10th great-grandfather |
Francis Cooke
Francis Cooke sailed with his son John (1606, PID: 99WH-WYF). His wife Hester Mahieu (~1584, PID: LHVB-P72) was of French Walloon descent. John married Sarah Warren, daughter of fellow passenger Richard Warren, creating a double Mayflower connection. Through the Hathaway and Peckham families, this line reaches you.
Degory Priest
Degory Priest died the first winter at Plymouth Colony. His daughter Mary Priest (1611, PID: 9HHV-JSL) married Phineas Pratt (~1593, PID: LRLD-C6D), and through the Coleman families this reaches you via Nantucket. Priest’s ancestry connects to Sir Hugh of Devon Prust (1527, PID: LZ2Z-ZPY).
George Soule
George Soule came as a servant of Edward Winslow. Through his daughter Susannah (1644, PID: 9X3T-V7S) and the Barber family, this reaches you via the Peckham line of Rhode Island.