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John Allerton

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Birth: Unknown. Mayflower Families: Isaac Allerton for Five Generations, contains the best, most thorough and completely researched genealogy on Isaac Allerton and wife Mary Norris.  It covers every known descendant of Isaac Allerton for the first five generations, to the birth of the sixth generation.  This book is packed full of pure genealogical research.  Published by the General Society of Mayflower Descendants.
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Marriage:
  • Unknown, but he apparently was married.
Death: Sometime during the first winter at Plymouth.
Children: Buried an unnamed child at St. Peters in Leiden on 21 May 1616.

Biographical Summary

Almost nothing is known about Mayflower passenger John Allerton.  He was apparently married and living in Leiden, Holland, where he buried a child on 21 May 1616 at St. Peters.  His resided in the same neighborhood as Mayflower passenger Isaac Allerton, so they were almost certainly related: perhaps a brother.  Isaac Allerton also had a sister, Sarah, who lived in Leiden.

William Bradford, writing about 1650 in his Of Plymouth Plantation, states that John Allerton intended to return home to Leiden to help others make the voyage over--after he had spent a year helping to build the colony.  However, his death the first winter prevented those plans from being fulfilled.
 

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