Hello Maia – I believe you refer to Author Sue Allan. She lives in England and spends most of her time digging through archives tracking down the history of various people associated with the Mayflower story, so it is difficult to reach her in person. However, she has written numerous books about this topic, You can find some of her books at Pilgrim Hall Museum’s website, such as this one about Governor William Bradford: https://pilgrim-society-shop.square.site/product/allan-sue-in-search-of-governor-william-bradford-of-austerfield/378?cp=true&sa=false&sbp=false&q=false&category_id=2

You may also find them on other online book resources. Unfortunately, her British publisher went out of business recently. Check out Mayflowerhistory.com, a website managed by a professional historian and genealogist who has collaborated with Sue Allan numerous times.

Hello Dee – I am unaware of any daughter named Elizabeth born to William and Mary Brewster of Scrooby, Leiden, and Plymouth. The name Elizabeth was very common then, as were the names William and Mary. It is maddening trying to keep people straight when they reuse the same names over and over. My “go to” person for genealogy questions from that era is author Sue Allan. She has devoted her life to research about these people, getting into records few of us even knew existed. You can reach her through Facebook. She lives in England. https://www.facebook.com/sue.allanauthor. Good luck with your search!