Thanks, Janean. I agree that the Mayflower Society welcomes corrections to its records. Previously, I wrote an article that was published in "Mayflower Descendant" that uncovered five additional children of a fifth generation descendant of Francis Cooke. The five 'forgotten' children were listed as "full-blood" siblings in the will of a twice-widowed childless sibling who was documented. No one had connected the dots. Scott -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Janean Ray Sent: Tuesday, September 06, 2011 1:08 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [VA-NORTHERN-NECK] Tarpley Research Welcome Scott! As a descendant of Travers Tarpley through his daughter Fanny, I am excited to be able to read this article so I am one who is interested in obtaining it either via a copy or subscribing to the MVG. I am also obviously a Mayflower Descendant through John Tarpley and Elizabeth Travers Harwar's mother Frances Allerton. The Mayflower Society is always looking for corrections to their published work and this would be of great interest to them as it opens the door to many more Allerton descendants which at this time there are not as many as other lines of descent from the Mayflower so I look forward to seeing what all has been discovered. Janean