Mayflower Passengers (1620)

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SOUTHEASTERN MASSACHUSETTS
MATERNAL LINE12th great-grandfather
Francis Cooke→John Cooke→...Hathaway & Peckham lines...→Mary Peckham→...Swift line...→Rachel Winter Swift→Francis Swift Perry→[living]→John, Perry & Patrick Long

Francis Cooke is the Long brothers’ 12th great-grandfather. Mayflower passenger, 1620.

MATERNAL LINE12th great-grandfather
Richard Warren→Sarah Warren→...married John Cooke (Francis Cooke's son)...→...Hathaway & Peckham lines...→Rachel Winter Swift→Francis Swift Perry→[living]→John, Perry & Patrick Long

Richard Warren is the Long brothers’ 12th great-grandfather. Mayflower passenger, 1620.

MATERNAL LINE~11th great-grandfather
Degory Priest→Mary Priest→...Coleman families → Nantucket...→...Swift/Perry line...→Francis Swift Perry→[living]→John, Perry & Patrick Long

Degory Priest is the Long brothers’ ~11th great-grandfather. Mayflower passenger who died the first winter at Plymouth.

MATERNAL LINE11th great-grandfather
George Soule→Susannah Soule→...Barber family → Peckham line...→Mary Peckham→...Swift line...→Francis Swift Perry→[living]→John, Perry & Patrick Long

George Soule is the Long brothers’ 11th great-grandfather. Mayflower passenger, came as servant of Edward Winslow.

The brothers’ ancestry includes five 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.

NameBornPIDRelationship
●Francis CookeW↗1583LZ2F-MM712th great-grandfather via the Mayflower line
●John Cookec. 1607, Leiden99WH-WYF11th great-grandfather via the Mayflower line. Son of Francis Cooke, with whom he sailed as a boy; m. Sarah Warren
●Richard WarrenW↗~1583KXML-7XC12th great-grandfather via the Mayflower line
●Degory PriestW↗1579LYXM-V3F~11th great-grandfather via the Mayflower line, died 1st winter
●George SouleW↗~1600LZN7-DXZ11th great-grandfather via the Mayflower line

From the Passengers to Mary Peckham

NameBornPIDRelationship
●Sarah Warren161393WJ-W3211th great-grandmother. Daughter of Richard Warren
●Sarah Cooke1635KN77-YKF10th great-grandmother. Daughter of John Cooke and Sarah Warren
●John Hathaway1653KFG4-B7P9th great-grandfather. Son of Sarah Cooke
●Patience Hathaway1710LZCG-9RM8th great-grandmother. Wife of Reuben Peckham
●Susannah Soule16429X3T-V7S10th great-grandmother. Daughter of George Soule
●Susannah West1673LTVZ-WRJ9th great-grandmother. Daughter of Susannah Soule
●Benjamin Barber1707KN8L-1388th great-grandfather. Son of Susannah West
●Mary Barber~1736LHPC-TPD7th great-grandmother. Wife of Timothy Peckham
●Timothy Peckham6 Nov 1734LCPL-DY57th great-grandfather. Son of Patience Hathaway
●Capt. Barber Peckham~1756M2WB-3BG6th great-grandfather. Son of Timothy Peckham and Mary Barber; father of Mary Peckham

Francis Cooke

Francis Cooke sailed with his son John (born about 1607 at Leiden, 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 the Long brothers.

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 the Long brothers via Nantucket. No record names Degory Priest’s parents; his English origins are unknown.

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 the Long brothers via the Peckham line of Rhode Island.

Sources

Each passenger is documented in Mayflower Families Through Five Generations(the “Silver Books”), the FASG-reviewed standard for proven Mayflower descent. Volume, compiler, and edition confirmed against the series’ published reference guide (rev. Jan 2024).

  1. Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Vol. 12: Francis Cooke. Compiled by Ralph V. Wood Jr. Plymouth, MA: General Society of Mayflower Descendants, 2014.
  2. Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Vol. 18, Part 1: Richard Warren. Compiled by Robert S. Wakefield, FASG; edited by Judith H. Swan. 3rd ed. GSMD, 2004 (Parts 2-3, 1999-2001).
  3. Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Vol. 8: Degory Priest. Originally compiled by Mrs. Charles Delmar Townsend, Robert S. Wakefield, FASG, and Margaret Harris Stover; re-edited by Margaret Harris Stover. GSMD, 2008.
  4. Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Vol. 3: George Soule. Compiled by John E. Soule and Robert L. Thomas, MD; edited by Anne Borden Harding. GSMD, 1980 (out of print; continued in the Mayflower Families in Progress Soule series).
  5. Bradford, William. Of Plymouth Plantation, 1620-1647. Edited by Samuel Eliot Morison. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1952.
  6. Johnson, Caleb H. The Mayflower and Her Passengers. Xlibris, 2006.
  7. Anderson, Robert Charles. The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1633. 3 vols. Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1995.

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