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This page expands an Evidence link in Origin — migration and reception network: the findings, sources, and qualifications behind the marked passage.

Analysis

Reception network is a weak lever for English origin

The reception network fixes the mode of John's settlement but not his English origin: his documented colonial associates and landlords span Buckinghamshire, the West Country, Essex, Warwickshire, Suffolk, and Norfolk with no single stream claiming him, so association is strong enough to show he entered an existing community yet too diffuse to name the corridor that carried him — the English-origin corridor question is therefore held to the identity work, not resolved from the migration record.

Confidence: Moderate

Date: 1638–1663 (span of documented colonial associations)

Qualifications and conflicts

Sources

Topic file location: Origin — migration and reception network

Technical details
  • Evidence marker: G13-PM-000051
  • Primary research item: G13-RI-000079
  • Graph revision: 244
  • Machine-readable JSON: /assets/g13-graph/marker-bundles/G13-PM-000051.json