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Building on the previously published work of John Landis--the 1922 Mayflower Descendants and Their Marriages for Two Generations After the Landing--Mrs. Roser's work provides an accurate and reliable summary of all that is presently known about the passengers of the Mayflower for the first three generations in America--names, dates, places, spouses, children, etc. Unique to the Roser work, each third generation listing includes references to records or sources that will help the researcher find fourth generation children. And new to this edition is a "Probate Appendix" which will assist the reader in identifying fourth and fifth generation children.

Sources noted within the text are given in parentheses in abbreviated form and are then fully identified in the extensive Reference List. Also included as appendices are Governor Bradford's "List of the Mayflower Passengers" and the "1627 Cattle Division," as both are of extreme importance in Mayflower research. The book is fully indexed and contains references to over 6,000 names or persons.

This new edition of Mayflower Increasings is, in fact, a whole new book, not just a simple revision of an established text, and it contains at least three times as much information. At a minimum it fills in hundreds of blanks, resolves numerous discrepancies, and solves many long-standing problems.

This volume is also available on our Family Archive CD 7167.

Also by Susan E. Roser:
Mayflower Deeds & Probates
Mayflower Marriages
Mayflower Births & Deaths"


EDITORIAL REVIEWS

"...[Roser] valiantly works to list all that is presently known about the Mayflower passengers for the first three generations in America..."--THE AMERICAN GENEALOGIST, Vol. 71, No. 3 (July 96), pp. 187-188.

"...well-documented...a good place to begin research on a Mayflower family."--THE NEW YORK GENEALOGICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD, Vol. 126, No. 4, (October 1995), p. 280.

" Mayflower Increasings provides a reasonably-priced, convenient reference for any genealogist to have on his or her own bookshelf. We heartily recommend it..."--THE MAYFLOWER QUARTERLY (August 1995), pp. 231-232.