Apparently the brewery data was posted by Walter G. Ashworth, another descendant here on Geni, and taken from the New England Historical and Genealogical Register. However, I was off on Thomas Rogers living near the Brewery... there were other pilgrims that were though:
The Leiden betrothal records, as well as other types of documents, identify some people’s place of residence. Several Pilgrims lived “in Douveren” or near it: Elizabeth Pettinger, William Pontus, Jane Peck, John Spooner, and John Jennings.
Dover was the name of a brewery situated between the Haarlemmerstraat, a major street running through the northern third of the city and the Oude Rijn (the north branch of the Rijn, or Rhine River), midway along the block bounded by the Hooijgracht bridge to the east and the Hooglandsekerksteeg to the west. John Jenny (not the same as John Jennings) who was a brewer’s man (brouwerksknecht) living in the Veldestraat may have worked in this brewery with its other Pilgrim the Veldestraat may have worked in this brewery with its other Pilgrim associations. What the structural arrangements of breweries were is unclear, but from these and other references not concerning Pilgrims we can conclude that breweries often included rental space. Taverns were also found on the brewery premises. The river frontage of the Douveren brewery was 15 roeden 6 voeten 6duim (about 192’), which indicates that there was plenty of space in the lot where rental housing could be constructed.
As to stuff that can go on the Wiki... I think everything that is on the About Me section now can go on it. That's where I usually leave supporting information for assertions on basic information, timelines, etc. It's a lot easier to argue for correct information when you have that information and its references close at hand.
