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In any case, Goodman had disappeared by the time of the 1627 Division of Cattle, and presumably died very early on. Governor William Bradford, in his otherwise nearly flawless recitation of Mayflower passengers made in 1651, states that John Goodman was one of those who "died soon after their arrival in the general sickness that befell." However, that is contradicted by his appearance on the 1623 Division of Land, where he received an acre of land. © 2015-2023 mayflowerdna.John Goodman has been a difficult Mayflower passenger to research. Family Tree DNA (FTDNA) & General Society of Mayflower Descendants Mayflower DNA Project.General Society of Mayflower Descendants.International Society of Genetic Genealogy wiki.

American Ancestors 2020 Mayflower Passengers and Crew.

Mayflower 400 Passenger List: an interactive guide.

Caleb Johnson's and Mayflower Passenger list.

Anderson, Robert Charles, The Mayflower Migration: Immigrants to Plymouth, 1620 New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, MA 2020.

Roser, Susan E., Mayflower Passenger References: from contemporary records and scholarly journals Stewart Publishing, Canada Second edition 2015.

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testing related lineages that stayed in Europe can be particularly helpful here.

Use the results to aid in genealogical research associated with the Mayflower passengers and crew, including tracing ancestry further back within England, Holland, etc.

in some cases, it may be possible to identify one or two markers that confirm patrilineal descent from a single individual from the Mayflower.

Identify unique, stable genetic markers for individual paternal lineages.

these efforts will also likely aid in more general research of the human Y tree.

this can help provide a demographic-level picture of the ancestral origins of the groups comprising the 1620 Mayflower voyage.

Place the Mayflower passengers and crew into the broader human Y chromosome tree by determining high-resolution haplogroups for individual paternal lineages.Through this approach, we aim to achieve the following objectives:

Y-STR test results) to provide supporting evidence and to guide project recruitment.

When available, we will make use of prior genetic genealogy research related to these lineages (e.g. For each surviving lineage from the Mayflower, this will provide the most comprehensive Y-DNA and mtDNA profile that is possible with current commercial genetic testing technology. The focus of this project is on using advanced Y-DNA and mtDNA tests to document the patrilineal (all male line) and matrilineal (all female line) lineages from the Mayflower. Thus, the mtDNA follow the Matrilineal (not Maternal) line (mother's mother's mother's mother's etc.) While everyone has mtDNA, we inherit this DNA solely froum our mothers, who inherited her mtDNA solely from her mother. Thus, the Y-DNA follows the Patrilineal (not Paternal) line (father's father's father's father's etc.). Only males have the Y sex chromosome and they inherit this chromosome solely from their father, who inherited it from his father, etc. The vast majority of descendants of Mayflower Passengers will NOT have inherited their Y-DNA or mtDNA from a family in this project.