This couple was impressive... in terms of descendants, that is. They had seven children, all of whom survived the challenging early years of the Plymouth colony, lived to adulthood, married and had children of their own. In a very real sense, Richard Warren and Elizabeth Walker are the "father and mother of our country".
Here's how the trees trace down to us:
Richard Warren/Elizabeth Walker => Nathaniel Warren => Alice Warren => Abigail Gibbs => Silas Swift => Abigail Swift => Peter Thacher => Thomas A Thacher => William L Thacher => Edith Thacher => Francis S Dane III => Kyle Dane
Richard Warren/Elizabeth Walker => Anna Warren => Patience Little => Thomas Jones => Jonathan Jones => Elizabeth Jones => Jonathan Pond => Elbridge G Pond => William H Pond => Hazel Irene Pond => Carol Robertson => Raquel Montoya
Only 11 generations! Isn't that something?
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Impressive! The Mayflower! Great thing to pass Dow. To grand kids
I, learned of my Mayflower descendancy from my aunt, who had researched my maternal parents for years. I am a direct descendant of George Soule through a male line to my grandmother Majorie Gertrude Soule. Years later, I realized that the original surviving passengers married each other. Myles Standish, William and Ann Mullins, Priscilla Mullins, Simmons, and the female lines that their descendants married. I have tried to make a connection to Richard Warren through John Bigelow (Bigelo) and Mary Warren. Maybe you can help. Warrens and Bigelows were big families and originated in England. Thanks for sharing. Marilyn Moss
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