Selected writings of Colonial New England from Penguin Classics — the primary voices of the Plymouth story, including William Bradford.
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Captivating History’s guide to the colonial history of the United States — the Puritans, Anne Hutchinson, the Pilgrims, the Mayflower, the Pequot War, and the Quakers.
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A genealogy reference: Mayflower descendants and their marriages for two generations after the landing. Classic Reprint edition from Forgotten Books.
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The Board for Certification of Genealogists’ standards for sound genealogy — the reference careful Doty researchers work by.
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Kenyatta D. Berry’s comprehensive guide to uncovering your ancestry and researching genealogy.
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Karen Clifford’s guide to becoming an accredited genealogist — plus 100 tips to ensure your success.
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Plimoth Plantation and National Geographic Kids take a fresh look at the 1620 voyage, for young readers.
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Ann McGovern’s classic question-and-answer book on what the Mayflower voyage was really like — a Scholastic favorite for kids.
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P. J. Lynch’s picture book of John Howland — the servant who fell overboard on the voyage and lived to tell the tale.
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Susan Whitehurst on the Pilgrims’ years before the Mayflower sailed — part of the Library of the Pilgrims series for young readers.
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Patricia A. Pingry introduces the youngest readers to the Mayflower’s voyage in this board book, released for the 400th anniversary of the landing.
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Peter Cook tells the voyage’s hardships with humor for kids — part of the You Wouldn’t Want To series.
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Cynthia Hogg tells the story of John Howland’s remarkable rescue at sea and his lasting impact on America.
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Sile Doty’s own account of his life (1800–1876) — the most noted thief and daring burglar of his time, and a Doty family curiosity. Facsimile reprint by Kessinger Publishing.
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Ethan Allen Doty’s 1897 genealogy of the Doty-Doten family in America — the classic reference on the descendants of Edward Doty, reprinted by Forgotten Books as a Classic Reprint paperback.
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Philip H. Doty's 1940 history of Abraham Doty (1779–1843) and his descendants, together with a direct line of his ancestors back to Edward Doty, who was a passenger on the Mayflower in 1620; revised by Philip C. Doty.
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Bonnie S. MacLachlan's Edward Doty genealogy notebook for the Mayflower 400th anniversary — lightly lined pages for keeping research notes, for beginner and professional genealogists alike.
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The General Society of Mayflower Descendants' Mayflower Families in Progress volume for Edward Doty and his descendants for four generations. Compiled by Marion B. Cushman, Richard Fetzer, Peter B. Hill, and Robert S. Wakefield; edited by Peter B. Hill. Second edition, 1993.
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Albert Christopher Addison's classic telling of the Mayflower Pilgrims' story, and the place that story holds in life today.
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The Pilgrims' own journal of their first year at Plymouth, first published in 1622 — a firsthand record of the landing, the building of the colony, and the first Thanksgiving. Mayflower Quadricentennial Edition.
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A children's adventure about John and Elizabeth, two of the young Pilgrims of the Mayflower, from the Ancestor Adventure Series. Written by Lori Lorenz and illustrated by Savannah Philyaw.
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A Dover coloring book telling the story of the Pilgrims and their journey to the New World.
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A story based on the life of Mary Chilton, a young passenger on the Mayflower, from the Daughters of the Faith series, by Wendy Lawton.
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Martyn Whittock explores the lives of the Mayflower Pilgrims in a new world and what their experience meant for early America.
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A Haynes Enthusiasts' Manual on the Pilgrim Fathers' historic voyage of 1620 — the Mayflower, her journey, and the founding of Plymouth.
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The Pilgrims' own 1622 report of their first year at Plymouth, restored and annotated — as told by William Bradford, Edward Winslow, and their fellow settlers. Edited by David Bradford.
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Kate Messner's boxed set of History Smashers adventures through early American history, including The Mayflower and The American Revolution.
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Shari Redwine Pope's account of the first Thanksgiving — the voyage to Plymouth and the journey of faith behind it.
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Susan Whitehurst tells the story of the Mayflower and her passengers, in The Library of the Pilgrims series.
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From the editors of Family Tree Magazine, practical solutions for breaking through the brick walls every family historian meets.
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A genealogy organizer with charts and forms for recording seven generations of your family tree.
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A guided keepsake journal of questions that help a grandfather record how he became who he is — his story, in his own words, for his family.
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A guided keepsake journal of questions that help a grandmother record how she became who she is — her story, in her own words, for her family.
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Thomas MacEntee's 2026 guide to using AI prompts in genealogy research — practical prompts for family historians.
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