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I L.L.W., 1, 388. ? Bradford, II, 67. 3 M.C.R., 1, 369.
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dence, Bahamas Group, whither he was taking passengers for settlement.1
MARY AND JOHN, Thomas Chubb, Master. She sailed from Plymouth, England, March 20, with one hundred and forty passengers from the counties of Somerset, Dorset, and Devon under the patronage of the Reverend John White. She arrived at Nantasket May 30, and all the passengers set- tled at Mattapan which was renamed Dorchester.2 There is no list of the emigrants, but the following persons are believed to have come in this ship according to evidences from contem- porary authorities. All settled at Dorchester, Massachusetts.3 THOMAS BASKOM
AARON COOKE
ROGER CLAPP
NICHOLAS DENSLOW Mrs. Elizabeth Denslow Denslow
GEORGE DYER
Mrs. . .. Dyer Elizabeth Dyer Mary Dyer
JOHN DRAKE Mrs. Elizabeth Drake Job Drake John Drake Jacob Drake Drake
I Banks: The Winthrop Fleet of 1630, p. 106.
3 Banks: The Winthrop Fleet, pp. 100-05.
NATHANIEL DUNCAN
2 Clapp: Memoirs.
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NATHANIEL DUNCAN of Exeter, Devon Mrs. Elizabeth Duncan Peter Duncan Nathaniel Duncan, Jr.
THOMAS FORD of Simsbury, Dorset
Mrs. Elizabeth Ford
Joanna Ford Abigail Ford Mary Ford Hepsibah Ford
HUMPHREY GALLOP Mrs. Anne Gallop
of Mosterton, Dorset
JOHN GALLOP Mrs. Christobel Gallop John Gallop, Jr. Joan Gallop
of Mosterton, Dorset
GILES GIBBES Mrs. Katherine Gibbes
Gregory Gibbes Jacob Gibbes
Samuel Gibbes
Benjamin Gibbes
Sarah Gibbes
JONATHAN GILLETT
JOHN GREENWAY Mrs. Mary Greenway Anne Greenway Elizabeth Greenway Susanna Greenway
Katherine Greenway Mary Greenway
WILLIAM HANNUM of Dorchester, Dorset of Lyme Regis, Dorset
WILLIAM HILL Mrs. Sarah Hill
William Hill, Jr.
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Passengers and Ships
William Hill, Jr. Ignatius Hill James Hill
JOHN HOLMAN of Swyre, Dorset
JOHN HOSKINS
Mrs. . . . . Hoskins John Hoskins, Jr. Thomas Hoskins
GEORGE HULL of Crewkerne, Somerset
Mrs. Thomasine Hull
Josias Hull
Mary Hull
Martha Hull
Elizabeth Hull
Naomi Hull
Cornelius Hull
WILLIAM LOVELL Mrs. Wyborough Lovell
ROGER LUDLOW Mrs. ...... Ludlow
of Maiden Bradley, Wiltshire
Jonathan Ludlow
Joseph Ludlow
Roger Ludlow, Jr.
Anne Ludlow
Mary Ludlow Sarah Ludlow
Rev. JOHN MAVERICK of Beaworthy, Devon
Mrs. Mary Maverick
Elias Maverick
Moses Maverick Antipas Maverick Abigail Maverick Mary Maverick Margaret Maverick
JOHN MORE
GEORGE PHELPS
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GEORGE PHELPS
WILLIAM PHELPS Mrs. Anne Phelps William Phelps, Jr. Samuel Phelps Nathaniel Phelps Sarah Phelps
HUMPHREY PINNEY
Mrs.
Pinney
ELTWEED POMEROY of Beaminster, Dorset Mrs. Pomeroy Pomeroy
THOMAS RICHARDS of Pitminster, Somerset
Mrs. Welthian Richards
John Richards James Richards
Mary Richards
Anne Richards
Alice Richards
WILLIAM ROCKWELL of Fitzhead, Somerset
Mrs. Susanna Rockwell John Rockwell Ruth Rockwell
Dr. BRIAN ROSSITER
EDWARD ROSSITER
of Combe Saint Nicholas, Somerset
Mrs. . .
Rossiter
Jane Rossiter
Rossiter
RICHARD SOUTHCOTE of Mohuns Ottery, Devon
RICHARD SYLVESTER
of Dorchester, Dorset
STEPHEN TERRY
Mrs.
Terry
Terry
JOHN TILLEY
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JOHN TILLEY Mrs. ...... Tilley
of Chilthorne, Somerset
NICHOLAS UPSALL
of Dorchester, Dorset
Mrs. Dorothy Upsall
Rev. JOHN WARHAM
of Exeter, Devon
Mrs. . . . . . Warham Mary Warham Susanna Warham
HENRY WAY Mrs. Elizabeth Way Samuel Way Richard Way Henry Way Susanna Way
of Bridport, Dorset
ROGER WILLIAMS probably W. Harptree, Somerset Mrs. (Lydia) Williams
HENRY WOLCOTT of Tolland, Somerset
Mrs. Elizabeth Wolcott John Wolcott Anna Wolcott
Henry Wolcott, Jr. George Wolcott
THOMAS AND WILLIAM, Captain William Bundick, Master, sailed from Gravesend in May and arrived July I. She was called 'Mr. Huson's ship.' '
HANDMAID. This ship left London August 10 and arrived at Plymouth October 29, with sixty passengers.2 GIFT,
I Life and Letters of John Winthrop, II, 43; Bradford, II, 114 n.
2 Winthrop: Journal, 1, 53.
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GIFT, Captain ...... Brook, Master. Arrived August 20 at Charlestown. 'She had been twelve weeks at sea and lost one passenger.' ' She was called 'the French ship.'
FRIENDSHIP. This vessel arrived 'aboute the midle of Sommer' in the Bay.2 The only known passenger was TIMOTHY HATHERLY.
SWIFT, Stephen Reekes, Master, of seventy tons. She sailed from Bristol in April for Saco and Casco Bay in Maine with passengers and freight.3 It is probable that the following named emigrants came in her:
GEORGE CLEEVES of Shrewsbury, vintner Casco Bay
Mrs. Joan Cleeves Elizabeth Cleeves
THOMAS LEWIS Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis
of Shrewsbury, vintner Saco
Thomas Lewis Mary Lewis Judith Lewis Elizabeth Lewis
1631
LYON, William Peirce, Master, sailed from Bristol Decem- ber 1, 1630, and arrived February 5, with 'about twenty passengers and two hundred tons of goods.'4
Rev. ROGER WILLIAMS
I Winthrop: Journal, 1, 51. 2 Bradford, II, 99.
3 P.R.O. High Court of Admiralty Examinations, vol. 49.
Winthrop: Journal, 1, 57.
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Passengers and Ships
Rev. ROGER WILLIAMS Mrs. Mary Williams
Salem
JOHN THROCKMORTON Mrs. Rebecca Throckmorton John Throckmorton Patience Throckmorton
Salem
JOHN PERKINS of Hilmorton, Warwick Boston
Mrs. Judith Perkins John Perkins Elizabeth Perkins Mary Perkins
Thomas Perkins Jacob Perkins
EDMOND ONGE of Lavenham, Suffolk Watertown
Mrs. Frances Onge Simon Onge Jacob Onge
WILLIAM PARKE
Roxbury
WHITE ANGEL, sailed from Bristol for Saco, Maine, and arrived in July 'with cattle and provisions for the Bay and Plymouth.' I
ISAAC ALLERTON
(returning from England)
SOUTHCOTT (returning from England)
FRIENDSHIP. She sailed from Barnstaple in May and ar- rived July 14 at Boston.2
PLOUGH OF WOOLWICH,
I Winthrop: Journal, 1, 65.
2 Bradford, 11, 174.
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PLOUGH OF WOOLWICH, sixty tons, Captain ...... Graves, Master. She sailed from London and arrived July 6 at Nantasket. She brought the 'Company of Husband- men,' destined for the Province of Maine, having a patent of forty square miles about Casco Bay and the Kennebec River. They were dissatisfied with the country and removed to Massachusetts.' She brought ten passengers.
LYON, William Peirce, Master. She left London about August 23 and arrived at Nantasket November 2, bringing 'in all about sixty persons.' 2 The following named are known to have come in her:
Mrs. Margaret Winthrop (wife of the Governor)
Boston
Adam Winthrop Anne Winthrop
JOHN WINTHROP, Jr.
of Groton, Suffolk Boston
Rev. JOHN ELLIOT
of Nazing, Essex Roxbury
PHILIP ELLIOT
of Nazing, Essex Roxbury
RICHARD LYMAN
of High Ongar, Essex Roxbury
Mrs. Sarah Lyman
Phyllis Lyman
Richard Lyman, Jr. Sarah Lyman
John Lyman
Robert Lyman
SAMUEL WAKEMAN Roxbury
Mrs. Elizabeth Wakeman
I V. C. Sanborn, in Genealogist, XIX, 270. 2 Winthrop: Journal, 1, 70.
It
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It is thought that the following emigrants came in this ship as they appeared in Cambridge shortly after:
JOHN STEELE of Fairstead, county Cambridge
Essex
Mrs. Rachel Steele Samuel Steele John Steele Hannah Steele
GEORGE STEELE of Fairstead, county Cambridge
Essex
Mrs. Margery Steele Margery Steele Joan Steele Mary Steele
James Steele
ANDREW WARNER of county Essex Cambridge
Mrs. . .... . Warner Mary Warner Andrew Warner
STEPHEN HART
Cambridge
NICHOLAS CLARK perhaps of Nazing, county Essex
Cambridge
1632
WHALE, Captain ...... Graves, Master. She sailed from Southampton April 8 and arrived May 26, with 'about thirty passengers, all in health.' I
Rev. JOHN WILSON (returning) Boston
JOHN SMITH Mrs. Anne Smith Smith
ANTHONY JUPE
: Winthrop: Journal, 1, 80.
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Passengers and Ships
ANTHONY JUPE of London
NATHANIEL MERRIMAN
of London Wallingford, Connecticut
RICHARD DUMMER
of Bishopstoke, Southants Roxbury
NATHANIEL HARRIS
JOHN SMYTH
WILLIAM AND FRANCIS, Captain ...... Thomas, Master. She left London March 9 and arrived June 5, 'with about sixty passengers.' I
Rev. THOMAS WELD Mrs. Margaret Weld John Weld
of Terling, county Essex Roxbury
Thomas Weld
Samuel Weld
Edmund Weld
Rev. STEPHEN BACHILER of Newton Stacy, county Saugus
Hants
Mrs. Helen Bachiler John Sanborn William Sanborn Stephen Sanborn
THOMAS PAINE
THOMAS WOODFORD
Roxbury Springfield
THOMAS THOMAS
EDWARD WINSLOW
(returning from England) Plymouth Plymouth
JOHN SMALLEY
JOHN WHETSTONE
Scituate WILLIAM HILL
I Winthrop: Journal, 1, 80-81; Gen. Reg., XII, 274.
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Passengers and Ships
WILLIAM HILL
of Upminster, county Essex
Roxbury
Rev. WILLIAM PERKINS
of London
Roxbury
WALTER HARRIS
of London
Plymouth
JOSEPH MANNERING
JOHN LEVIN
Boston
THOMAS OLIVER Mrs. Anne Oliver John Oliver James Oliver Peter Oliver
Oliver
Oliver
THOMAS HAYWARD
JOHN HART
WILLIAM NORTON
ROBERT GAMLIN probably from Kent Roxbury
Mary Gamlin
ROBERT GAMLIN, JR. Mrs. Elizabeth Gamlin John Mayo
CHRISTOPHER HUSSEY of Dorking, Saugus and Hampton, county Surrey New Hampshire
Mrs. Theodate Hussey Stephen Hussey Mrs. Mary Hussey mother
CHARLES. Sailed from Barnstaple April 10 and arrived June 5 at Boston, 'with about twenty passengers, all safe and
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and in health.' ' The only passenger whose name has been preserved is
TIMOTHY HATHERLY
of Barnstaple, county
Plymouth
Devon
The following emigrants probably came in this ship, as they came this year:
MATTHEW ALLYN of Braunton, county Cambridge
Devon
Mrs. Margaret Allyn Mary Allyn John Allyn
JAMES, Captain ...... Grant, Master. Sailed from London about the first week in April, and arrived at Boston June 5. She 'brought twelve passengers.' 2
JOHN BANCROFT Mrs. Jane Bancroft
HUGH MOSIER Casco Bay, Maine
HENRY SHERBORNE
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Sarah Jones
JOHN GREENE Charlestown Mrs. Perseverance Greene of Amsterdam
John Greene Jacob Greene
Abigail Greene
Joseph Greene
: Winthrop: Journal, 1, 81. 2 Ibid. LYON,
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Passengers and Ships
LYON, William Peirce, Master, sailed from London June 22 and arrived September 16 at Boston. 'He brought one hun- dred and twenty three passengers, whereof fifty children, all in health. They had been twelve weeks aboard and eight weeks from Land's End.' I
WILLIAM WADSWORTH of Braintree, county Cambridge
Essex
Mrs. ...... Wadsworth
Sarah Wadsworth
William Wadsworth
Mary Wadsworth
John Wadsworth
JOHN TALCOTT of Braintree, county Essex
Cambridge
Mrs. Dorothy Talcott John Talcott Mary Talcott
JOSEPH ROBERTS
JOHN COGSWELL of Halstead, county Essex Roxbury
Mrs. Mary Cogswell
ROBERT SHELLEY Mrs. Anne Shelley
Roxbury
JOHN WATSON
Roxbury
WILLIAM HEATH Mrs. Mary Heath
Roxbury
Isaac Heath
Mary Heath
Anna Heath
RICHARD ALLIS
THOMAS UFFORD
of Newbourne, county Springfield Suffolk
Mrs. Isabel Ufford
John Ufford
I Winthrop: Journal, 1, 92.
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Passengers and Ships
John Ufford Isabel Ufford
ISAAC MORRILL of Hatfield Broadoak, Essex Roxbury
Mrs. . ..
Morrill
Sarah Morrill
Katherine Morrill
JOHN WITCHFIELD
Mrs. ....
Witchfield
of London
Dorchester
JONATHAN WADE
Mrs. Susanna Wade
of Northampton
Charlestown
ROBERT BARTLETT
JOHN WHIPPLE
of Bocking, Essex
Dorchester
Plymouth
JOHN BROWNE Mrs. Dorothy Browne
Mary Browne John Browne James Browne
William Browne
JOHN CHURCHMAN
THOMAS WILLETT
of Yarmouth, Norfolk
Plymouth
JOHN TOTMAN
Roxbury Cambridge
NATHANIEL RICHARDS Mrs. . . Richards
WILLIAM CURTIS
of Nazing, county Essex
Roxbury
Mrs. Sarah Curtis Thomas Curtis Mary Curtis John Curtis Philip Curtis
NICHOLAS CLARK Cambridge DANIEL BREWER
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DANIEL BREWER Mrs. Joanna Brewer Daniel Brewer Anne Brewer Joanna Brewer
Roxbury
JOHN BREWER of county Sussex Cambridge of Heathfield Sussex
JOHN BENJAMIN Mrs. Abigail Benjamin
WILLIAM JAMES
EDWARD CARRINGTON
Charlestown
WILLIAM GOODWIN Mrs. ...... Goodwin Elizabeth Goodwin
of Bocking, county Essex Cambridge
OZIAS GOODWIN
of Bocking, county Essex Cambridge
Mrs. . . .. Goodwin William Goodwin
JOHN WHITE Mrs. Mary White Nathaniel White Mary White
JAMES OLMSTEAD
of Fairstead, county Cambridge
Essex
Mrs. Joyce Olmstead Nehemiah Olmstead
Nicholas Olmstead Richard Olmstead
John Olmstead Rebecca Olmstead
SETH GRANT
WILLIAM LEWIS Mrs. Felix Lewis William Lewis
EDWARD ELMORE
Cambridge
Cambridge
perhaps from London
Cambridge
Mrs.
Elmore
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Mrs. . . . . .. Elmore Richard Elmore Edward Elmore
EDWARD HOLMAN
of Clapham, county Surrey Plymouth
CHARLES GLOVER Salem
1633
WILLIAM, William Trevor, Master, 'arrived at Plymouth with some passengers and goods for the Massachusetts Bay.' I TIMOTHY HATHERLY (returning) Scituate
...... , John Corbin, Master. Arrived at Piscataqua 'with passengers.' 2
WILLIAM AND JANE, William Burdock, Master. She came from London in April and arrived in Boston 'in six weeks and brought thirty passengers.' 3
ELIZABETH BONAVENTURE, John Graves, Master, left Yarmouth, Norfolk, the first week in May and arrived at Boston on June 15, 'with ninety five passengers.'4 The following
1 Winthrop: Journal, 1, 99; Documentary History of New York, 1, 73, 93.
2 3 M.H.S. Coll., Ix, 262.
3 Winthrop: Journal, 1, 100. 4 Ibid., 1, 102.
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Passengers and Ships
following emigrants from Hingham, Norfolk, who arrived this year probably came in this ship:
EDMOND HOBART of Hingham, county Charlestown Norfolk
Mrs. Margaret Hobart
Nazareth Hobart
Edmond Hobart
Thomas Hobart
Joshua Hobart
Rebecca Hobart Sarah Hobart
HENRY GIBBS
of Hingham, county Norfolk
Charlestown
RALPH SMITH
of Hingham, county Norfolk
Charlestown
NICHOLAS JACOB
of Hingham, county Norfolk
Watertown
Mrs. Mary Jacob John Jacob Mary Jacob
THOMAS CHUBBOCK
of Hardingham, county Charlestown Norfolk
Mrs. Alice Chubbock Sarah Chubbock Rebecca Chubbock
Mrs. Elishua Crowe
Charlestown
SIMON HUNTINGTON of Norwich, county Norfolk
Roxbury
Mrs. Margaret Huntington Christopher Huntington Anne Huntington Simon Huntington Thomas Huntington
...... , arrived
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., arrived at Boston July 24, after a voyage of twelve weeks from Weymouth, England, 'with about eighty pas- sengers who sate down at Dorchester.' ' The only passenger positively known is:
GEORGE WAY of Dorchester, Dorset Dorchester
The following named persons probably came in this ship, as they were granted lots in Dorchester immediately after its arrival:
JOHN COGAN of Saint Petrock, Exeter, Dorchester Devon
Mrs. Abigail Cogan Abigail Cogan
JOHN HILL of Lyme Regis, Dorset Dorchester
ELIAS PARKMAN
of Sidmouth, Devon
Dorchester
JOHN ROCKETT
of Dorsetshire Dorchester
RICHARD ROCKETT
of Dorsetshire Dorchester
of Allington, Dorset Windsor
PHILIP RANDALL
Mrs. Joan Randall Philip Randall Philura Randall
AQUILA PURCHASE Mrs. Anne Purchase
of Dorchester, Dorset
Dorchester
Oliver Purchase Sarah Purchase
WILLIAM HORSFORD
WELCOME. She probably sailed from Plymouth, Devon, in January
I Winthrop: Journal, 1, 103; comp. Banks MSS.
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January of this year and arrived at Richmond Island, Maine, with the Trelawny colony to begin a settlement there.
JOHN WINTER Mrs. ...... Winter Sarah Winter
MARY AND JANE, .. . Rose, Master. 'She came from London in seven weeks and brought one hundred and ninety six passengers.' ' A number came from Kent.
WILLIAM CODDINGTON Mrs. Mary Coddington
GRIFFIN. This ship of 300 tons arrived September 4, 'Having been eight weeks from the Downs. She brought about two hundred passengers.' 2
Rev. JOHN COTTON of Boston, Lincolnshire Boston
Mrs. Sarah Cotton
Rev. THOMAS HOOKER of Tilton, county Leices- Cambridge ter
Mrs. Susanna Hooker
John Hooker Samuel Hooker
Sarah Hooker
Joanna Hooker
Mary Hooker
WILLIAM PEIRCE
ATHERTON HOUGH of Boston, Lincolnshire Boston
Mrs. Elizabeth Hough Samuel Hough
JOHN HAYNES
I Winthrop: Journal, 1, 100. 2 Ibid., I, 105-06.
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Passengers and Ships
JOHN HAYNES
THEOPHILUS CUSHING
of Copford Hall, Essex Cambridge of Hingham, county Norfolk of Hertford, county Herts Cambridge
Rev. SAMUEL STONE
Mrs ....... Stone
Rebecca Stone
Mary Stone
Sarah Stone
JOSEPH MYGATT
of Roxwell, county Essex (?)
Watertown
Mrs. Anne Mygatt (John Colt)
THOMAS LEVERETT Mrs. Anne Leverett
of Boston, Lincolnshire Boston
John Leverett Jane Leverett Anne Leverett
EDMUND QUINCY of Wigsthorpe, county Boston Northants
Mrs. Judith Quincy Edmund Quincy
BIRD, .... Yates, Master, arrived at Boston September 4, having been 'twelve weeks at sea, being at her first com- ing out driven Northerly to fifty three.' I
JAMES, ...... Grant, Master, arrived at Salem October 10, 'having been but eight weeks between Gravesend and Salem. She brought about thirty for Virginia and about twenty for this place.' 2
Rev. WILLIAM LEVERIDGE
I Winthrop: Journal, 1, 107. Ibid., I, III.
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Passengers and Ships
Rev. WILLIAM LEVERIDGE of Drawlington, county Dover,
THOMAS WIGGIN
Warwick New Hampshire Dover,
(returning to New England) New Hampshire
Mrs. Katherine Wiggin Thomas Wiggin, Jr. Mary Wiggin
.. two ships, names unknown, 'making ready' at Barnstaple, Devon, in April, were reported in the late fall as ready 'to bring passengers & catell for to plant in the bay.''
JONAS of London, John Crowther, Master, of three hundred and forty tons. She was chartered March 4 for a voyage to 'Charlestowne or Boston Towne,' but it is not known when she arrived or whether she brought passengers.
1634
HERCULES, John Kiddey, Master. She left London March 24, and Southampton, April 18, with twelve passengers.2
JOHN ANTHONY of Hampstead, Middlesex
Portsmouth, Rhode Island
NATHANIEL DAVIS
ROBERT EARLY
WILLIAM ELLIOT
WILLIAM FIFIELD
1 3 M.H.S. Coll., Ix, 262.
a Winthrop: Journal, 1, 127; Records of the Privy Council.
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Passengers and Ships
WILLIAM FIFIELD
Hampton, New Hampshire
THOMAS FOSTER
of Ipswich, county Suffolk Boston
WILLIAM FOSTER
of Ipswich, county Suffolk Ipswich
MATTHEW HEWLETT
GEORGE KING
WILLIAM LATCOME
HENRY PHELPS Salem
THOMAS RIDER
Weymouth
CLEMENT AND JOB REFORMATION
These ships 'bound for New England & now TRUE LOVE ELIZABETH BONAVENTURE SEA FLOWER lying in the River of Thames,' were held by order of the Privy Coun- PLANTER cil on February 22, 'un- NEPTUNE till further order.' On February 28 they were released under bond of froo to con- form to certain 'articles.' It is probable that most of them came into Boston during the week of May 12-17 'with store of passengers and cattle.' ' Winthrop said they had enjoyed a 'short passage.' Of the 'store' of passengers less than a score is known.
SAMUEL GREENHILL of Staplehurst, county Hartford
Kent
Mrs. ...... Greenhill Rebecca Greenhill
SIMON WILLARD
I Winthrop: fournal, 1, 125.
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Passengers and Ships
SIMON WILLARD
of Horsmonden, county Cambridge
Kent
Mrs. Mary Willard Mary Willard
TIMOTHY STANLEY Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley Timothy Stanley
of Ashford, county Kent Cambridge
THOMAS STANLEY
of Ashford, county Kent Cambridge
JOHN STANLEY
Mrs. ... . Stanley
John Stanley
Stanley
Ruth Stanley
WILLIAM PANTRY
of Staplehurst, county
Cambridge
Kent
Mrs. Hannah Pantry John Pantry
.... ., a ship, name unknown, arrived at Pemaquid, Maine, the latter part of April, 'which brought thirty passengers for this place.' I
'In June of this year there arrived here fourteen great ships and one at Salem.' 2 These included some of those detained by the Privy Council as previously noted. In one of these ships came:
JOHN HUMPHREY, Esq. 37 of Chaldon, Dorset, gent. Salem Lady Susan Humphrey Sarah Humphrey John Humphrey
Winthrop: Journal, 1, 123. 2 Ibid., 1, 127.
of Ashford, county Kent Cambridge
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John Humphrey Dorcas Humphrey Ann Humphrey
MARY AND JOHN, Robert Sayres, Master, sailed from Southampton March 24, 1633/4, but the time of her arrival is not recorded.I
WILLIAM TRACEY
JOHN MARSH
JOHN LUFF
HENRY TRASK
WILLIAM MOODY Mrs. Sarah Moody Joshua Moody
Ipswich
ROBERT SEAVER
THOMAS AVERY
Roxbury Salem
HENRY TRAVERS
Newbury
THOMAS SWEET
Rev. JOHN WOODBRIDGE
of Stanton, county Wilts
Ipswich
THOMAS WEST
THOMAS SAVERY of Highworth, county
Plymouth
WILLIAM SAVERY
of Highworth, county Wilts
Plymouth
CHRISTOPHER OSGOOD of Marlborough, county
Ipswich
Wilts
Mrs. Margery Osgood
JOSEPH MILES
I Drake: Founders of New England, 70-71.
Wilts
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Passengers and Ships
JOSEPH MILES
Salem
WILLIAM NEWBY
ROBERT NEWMAN
THOMAS NEWMAN Ipswich
Mrs. . . . . . Newman John Newman
WILLIAM CLARKE
NICHOLAS EASTON Mrs. . Easton
Ipswich
RICHARD KENT Mrs. Jane Kent Mary Kent Richard Kent
Ipswich
WILLIAM BALLARD
Salem
ABRAHAM MUSSEY JOHN MUSSEY
WILLIAM FRANKLIN
Newbury Salem
MATTHEW GILLETT
THOMAS COLE Mrs. Anna Cole
Salem
Rev. THOMAS PARKER
Newbury
JOHN SPENCER
Ipswich
WILLIAM SPENCER
HENRY SHORT
Ipswich
WILLIAM HIBBENS Mrs. Anne Hibbens
of Boston, county Lincoln Boston
HENRY LUNT
Newbury
JOSEPH POPE
Salem PHILIP FOWLER
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Passengers and Ships
PHILIP FOWLER
of Marlborough, county Wilts
Ipswich
Mrs. Mary Fowler Mary Fowler Samuel Fowler Hester Fowler Joseph Fowler Thomas Fowler
RICHARD JACOB
DANIEL LADD
ROBERT KINGMAN
JOHN BARTLETT
Ipswich Salisbury Ipswich
ROBERT COKER
Newbury
STEPHEN JORDAN
Salisbury
JOHN GODFREY Rev. JAMES NOYES
of Cholderton, county
Newbury
Wilts
Mrs. Sarah Noyes Nicholas Noyes
RICHARD BROWNE Mrs. Edith Browne George Browne
Ipswich
RICHARD LITTLEHALE
Newbury
RICHARD REYNOLDS
WILLIAM WHITE
JOHN WHEELER
of Salisbury, county
Salisbury
Wilts
Mrs. Anne Wheeler David Wheeler Anne Wheeler Roger Wheeler
Elizabeth Wheeler
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Passengers and Ships
Elizabeth Wheeler Mercy Wheeler ADRIAN VINCENT
GRIFFIN. This ship arrived at Boston September (18), with about one hundred passengers and cattle for the plantations.I
Rev. JOHN LOTHROP from London Scituate
Mrs. .. . . ... Lothrop Thomas Lothrop
Samuel Lothrop
Joseph Lothrop John Lothrop Benjamin Lothrop Jane Lothrop Barbara Lothrop
WILLIAM HUTCHINSON of Alford, county Lincoln Boston
Mrs. Anne Hutchinson
Edward Hutchinson
Faith Hutchinson
Bridget Hutchinson William Hutchinson
Samuel Hutchinson Anne Hutchinson
Mary Hutchinson Susanna Hutchinson
Rev. ZACHARIAH SYMMES
of Canterbury, county Charlestown Kent
Mrs. Sarah Symmes William Symmes Mary Symmes Elizabeth Symmes Huldah Symmes
Hannah Symmes Rebecca Symmes
WILLIAM BARTHOLOMEW
Winthrop: Journal, 1, 134.
II4 Passengers and Ships
WILLIAM BARTHOLOMEW Mrs. Mary Bartholomew
Ipswich
NATHANIEL HEATON of Alford, county Lincoln
Boston
Mrs. Elizabeth Heaton
Samuel Heaton Jabez Heaton Leah Heaton Mary Heaton
THOMAS LYNDE of Dunstable, county Charlestown Bedford
Mrs. Margaret Lynde Thomas Lynde Henry Lynde
WILLIAM HAINES
of Dunstable, county
Salem
Bedford
RICHARD HAINES of Dunstable, county Salem
Bedford
HERCULES of Sandwich, John Witherley, Master, sailed in the spring of this year, and is probably the Hercules 'of Dover' mentioned by Winthrop as being here in the summer.'I
NATHANIEL TILDEN of Tenterden Scituate
Mrs. Lydia Tilden
Joseph Tilden
Mary Tilden
Sarah Tilden
Judith Tilden
Lydia Tilden
Stephen Tilden
Thomas Tilden
Thomas Lapham
George Sutton
Edward Ford
1 Journal, I, 127; comp. Gen. Reg. LXXV, 217 and LXXIX, 107.
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Passengers and Ships
Edward Ford Edward Jenkins James Bennett Sarah Couchman Mary Perien
JONAS AUSTIN of Tenterden Cambridge
Mrs. Constance Austin
Jonas Austin Mary Austin Lydia Robinson
ROBERT BROOKE of Maidstone, mercer Marblehead
Mrs. Anne Brooke
Thomas Brooke John Brooke
Samuel Brooke Elizabeth Brooke
Dorothy Brooke Abraham Gallant James Gallant
THOMAS HEYWOOD Mrs. Susan Heyward Thomas Heyward John Heyward Elizabeth Heyward Susan Heyward Martha Heyward
WILLIAM WITHERELL
Mrs. Mary Witherell Samuel Witherell Daniel Witherell Thomas Witherell Anne Richards
FAINTNOT WINES
THOMAS BONNEY
of Aylesford, tailor Cambridge
of Maidstone, school- Charlestown
master
of Ashford, hemp- Charlestown dresser
of Sandwich, shoemaker Charlestown HENRY EWELL
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Passengers and Ships
HENRY EWELL
of Sandwich, shoemaker Scituate of Sandwich, merchant Sandwich
WILLIAM HATCH Mrs. Jane Hatch Walter Hatch John Hatch William Hatch Anne Hatch Jane Hatch William Holmes
Joseph Ketcherell Robert Jennings Simon Sutton
Lydia Wells
SAMUEL HINCKLEY
of Tenterden
Scituate
Mrs. Sarah Hinckley Elizabeth Hincle, a kinswoman
ISAAC COLE of Sandwich, carpenter Charlestown
Mrs. Joan Cole
Isaac Cole Jane Cole Rose Tritton
of Ashford
THOMAS CHAMPION
of Ashford
THOMAS BESBEECH
of Sandwich Cambridge
Mary Besbeech
Alice Besbeech
Elizabeth Iggleden
Jane Iggleden Sarah Iggleden
John Iggleden
Thomas Nealwy
Joseph Pacheing (Patchen) Agnes Love
JOHN LEWIS
of Tenterden
Scituate
Mrs. Sarah Lewis
PARNELL HARRIS
of Bow, London
JAMES SAYERS
117
Passengers and Ships
JAMES SAYERS
of Northbourne, tailor of Ashford, chirurgeon Cambridge
COMFORT STARR Thomas Starr
Comfort Starr Mary Starr Truth-shall-prevail Starr Samuel Dunkin John Turvey
JOSIAH ROOTES of Great Chart, county Kent
Salem
EMMA MASON
of Eastwell, widow Salem
Mrs. Margaret Jones
of Sandwich (wife of Thomas of Cambridge)
JOHN BEST
of St. George's Canter- Salem
bury, tailor
THOMAS BRIGDEN
of Faversham, hus-
Charlestown
bandman
Mrs. Thomasine Brigden Thomas Brigden Mary Brigden
ELIZABETH, of Ipswich, William Andrews, Master. She sailed from Ipswich 'bound for New England the last of April, 1634,' and arrived in July at Boston."
EDMOND LEWIS 33
Mrs. Mary Lewis 32
John Lewis 3 Thomas Lewis 3/4
RICHARD WOODWARD 45 miller Watertown
Mrs. Rose Wood-
ward 50
Watertown
I Public Record Office MSS.
George Woodward
I18
Passengers and Ships
George Woodward
13
John Woodward I3
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