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Mary (Norris) Allerton
d. 1621
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Mary Norris was from Newbury, England. She married Isaac Allerton in Leiden in 1611. They brought their 3 surviving children with them on Mayflower, though a fourth child died in Leiden.
She delivered a stillborn son while on Mayflower on December 22, 1620, and later died herself during the first winter, in February of 1621.
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