Ancestry of
Mary Winthrop Gooding
Prolific Mayflower Descendant
Who was Mary Winthrop Gooding?
Mary Gooding was a prolific Mayflower descendant. In 1913, Mary was a clerk in the registry of probate at Plymouth, Massachusetts. She sent in her first membership application to join the Mayflower Society in June 1911 documenting a descent from Gov. William Bradford. Just over one year later in August 1912, Mary followed that initial application with the submission of an astounding thirty six supplemental applications documenting additional descents. FamousKin.com has identified an additional four descents bringing the total to forty!
These forty descents are from John Alden (9 lines), Isaac Allerton (1 line), William Bradford (3 lines), William Brewster (4 lines), James Chilton (1 line), Thomas Rogers (3 lines), Henry Samson (3 lines), George Soule (1 line), Myles Standish (5 lines), and Richard Warren (10 lines).
Some of the most recently added connections of famous kin for Mary Winthrop Gooding
Richard A. Snelling
76th and 78th Governor of Vermont
7th cousin 2 times removed
via William Pabodie
Richard A. Snelling
76th and 78th Governor of Vermont
7th cousin 2 times removed
via William Bradford Jr.
Roland L. Bragg
Silver Star Recipient - WWII
Fort Bragg Namesake (2025)
7th cousin 1 time removed
via George Soule
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