William brewster descendants

In , Emma C. Brewster Jones authored an authoritative work which traced the descendants of Elder William Brewster of the Mayflower and Plymouth Colony. Due to practical constraints of the time, Brewster Jones included mainly male lines in this incredible work of genealogy. 

This collection contains a compilation of details from female lines that were not contained in her original publication. Jones donated these volumes of handwritten research notes to the NYG&B in the early twentieth century. The digitized images from these volumes can be browsed, but cannot currently be searched. The images can be browsed by clicking the links below, which will take you to the beginning of the section you are interested in reading.

Collection Category: Compiled Genealogies|Collection Type: Image Browse|Location: All NY Counties

Included are:

• Descendants of Mary (Brewster) Turner (Jonathan Brewster, William): 1A | 1B
• Descendants of Mary (Turner) Prince (Mary Brewster, Jonathan, Wm.) & Descendants of Ruth (Turner) Prince (Mary Brewster, Johnathan, WM.): 2A | 2B | 2C
• Descendants of Grace (turner Christophers (Mary Brewster, Jonathan, Wm.) 3A | 3B
• Descendants of Ruth (Brewster) Pickett-Hill
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William Brewster (abt. - )

Citing "Information from Dr. Rendel Harris," in Walter H. Burgess, John Robinson, pastor of the Pilgrim fathers (London: Williams and Norgate, ), p. ; digital images Hathi Trust.

"Meanwhile, friends in Leyden were making their preparations for the voyage To meet the immediate need for money, Robinson, Brewster and William Jepson mortgaged property in Leyden in This tided them over the occasion, and six months later, they were able to pay off the mortgage."

Presumably Dr. Rendel Harris is aka, "J. Rendel Harris," Wikipedia.

I have been unable to locate a mortgage or other such matching document in the Pilgrimdocs section of the Leiden archives--John Robinson search; William Brewster search; William Jepson search.

What I have found is a record "acknowledgement of debt" dated 2 January Of course, William Brewster's name does not appear in the English abstract of that record (he was in Massachusetts Bay by that time). The abstract reads, "On 2 January , Thomas Brewer, preacher John Robinson and William Jepson appear before notary Jacob van Tethrode in Leiden. They declare they owe the sum of guilders, thirteen stivers and three pennies to Jean de Lalaing." [Record group ; Call no. 82; Page 28]

Given that Brewster was in hiding much o

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WILLIAM BREWSTER

ORIGIN: Leiden, Holland

MIGRATION: on Mayflower

FIRST RESIDENCE: Plymouth

REMOVES: Duxbury

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