Matches 10,201 to 10,250 of 10,865
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| 10201 |
The ship arrived on 30 May 1630. | Lombard, Joshua (I21346)
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| 10202 |
The ship arrived on 30 May 1630. | Lombard, Thomas Jr, (I22066)
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| 10203 |
The ship arrived on 30 May 1630. | Lombard, Bernard (I21345)
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| 10204 |
The ship arrived on 30 May 1630. | ________, ________ (I24160)
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| 10205 |
The ship arrived on 30 May 1630. | Lombard, Thomas (I21297)
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| 10206 |
The ship arrived on 30 May 1630. | Phelps, Joseph (I15162)
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| 10207 |
The ship arrived on 30 May 1630. | Phelps, Deacon Nathaniel (I15161)
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| 10208 |
The ship arrived on 30 May 1630. | Phelps, Samuel (I13957)
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| 10209 |
The ship arrived on 30 May 1630. | Phelps, William Jr. (I14740)
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| 10210 |
The ship arrived on 30 May 1630. | Dover, Anne (I18220)
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| 10211 |
The ship arrived on 30 May 1630. | Phelps, William the elder (I13959)
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| 10212 |
The ship arrived on 30 May 1630. | Maverick, John Jr. (I16587)
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| 10213 |
The ship arrived on 30 May 1630. | Maverick, Antipas (I2312)
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| 10214 |
The ship arrived on 30 May 1630. | Maverick, Abigail (I14739)
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| 10215 |
The ship arrived on 30 May 1630. | Maverick, Moses (I7605)
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| 10216 |
The ship arrived on 30 May 1630. | Maverick, Mary (I14738)
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| 10217 |
The ship arrived on 30 May 1630. | Maverick, Elias Sr. (I7604)
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| 10218 |
The ship arrived on 30 May 1630. | Gye, Mary (I7603)
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| 10219 |
The ship arrived on 30 May 1630. | Maverick, Rev. John (I7602)
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| 10220 |
The ship arrived on 30 May 1630. | Grant, Priscilla (I8941)
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| 10221 |
The ship arrived on 30 May 1630. | ________, Priscilla (I20734)
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| 10222 |
The ship arrived on 30 May 1630. | Grant, Matthew (I8974)
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| 10223 |
The ship arrived on 4 Sep 1633 with about 200 passengers, "Having been eight weeks from the Downs". | Griffin (I39938)
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| 10224 |
The ship arrived on 4 Sep 1633 with about 200 passengers, "Having been eight weeks from the Downs". | ________, Bridget (I45084)
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| 10225 |
The ship arrived on 4 Sep 1633 with about 200 passengers, "Having been eight weeks from the Downs". | Peirce, Capt. William (I43510)
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| 10226 |
The ship arrived on 4 Sep 1633 with about 200 passengers, "Having been eight weeks from the Downs". | Feake, Elizabeth (I9312)
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| 10227 |
The ship arrived on 4 Sep 1633 with about 200 passengers, "Having been eight weeks from the Downs". | Woolstone, Jane (I9345)
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| 10228 |
The ship arrived on 4 Sep 1633 with about 200 passengers, "Having been eight weeks from the Downs". | Feake, Mr. Henry (I9344)
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| 10229 |
The ship arrived on 4 Sep 1633 with about 200 passengers, "Having been eight weeks from the Downs". | Hall, John (I13536)
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| 10230 |
The ship arrived on 4 Sep 1633 with about 200 passengers, "Having been eight weeks from the Downs". | Quincy, Edmund Jr. (I32686)
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| 10231 |
The ship arrived on 4 Sep 1633 with about 200 passengers, "Having been eight weeks from the Downs". | ________, ________ (I43515)
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| 10232 |
The ship arrived on 4 Sep 1633 with about 200 passengers, "Having been eight weeks from the Downs". | Risley, Richard (I21448)
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| 10233 |
The ship arrived on 4 Sep 1633 with about 200 passengers, "Having been eight weeks from the Downs". | Bulkeley, Elizabeth (I29140)
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| 10234 |
The ship arrived on 4 Sep 1633 with about 200 passengers, "Having been eight weeks from the Downs". | Hough, Atherton (I29317)
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| 10235 |
The ship arrived on 4 Sep 1633 with about 200 passengers, "Having been eight weeks from the Downs". | Hooker, Mary (I8589)
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| 10236 |
The ship arrived on 4 Sep 1633 with about 200 passengers, "Having been eight weeks from the Downs". | Hooker, Joanna (I29620)
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| 10237 |
The ship arrived on 4 Sep 1633 with about 200 passengers, "Having been eight weeks from the Downs". | Hooker, Sarah (I29615)
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| 10238 |
The ship arrived on 4 Sep 1633 with about 200 passengers, "Having been eight weeks from the Downs". | Hooker, Rev. Samuel (I13858)
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| 10239 |
The ship arrived on 4 Sep 1633 with about 200 passengers, "Having been eight weeks from the Downs". | Hooker, John (I17212)
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| 10240 |
The ship arrived on 4 Sep 1633 with about 200 passengers, "Having been eight weeks from the Downs". | Garbrand, Susannah (I13704)
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| 10241 |
The ship arrived on 4 Sep 1633 with about 200 passengers, "Having been eight weeks from the Downs". | Hooker, Rev. Thomas (I13703)
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| 10242 |
The ship arrived on 4 Sep 1633 with about 200 passengers, "Having been eight weeks from the Downs". | Hankridge, Sarah (I24280)
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| 10243 |
The ship arrived on 4 Sep 1633 with about 200 passengers, "Having been eight weeks from the Downs". | Cotton, Rev. John (I24279)
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| 10244 |
The ship arrived on 5 Feb 1630/1.
Information about the ship LYON in an article written about Roger Williams and published in the Genealogist's Post vol 1:5 (May 1964) pp.3-9.
This was on page 3:
In December of 1630, a small, one hundred ton boat, the "Lyon" (which became famous in the history of the early immigration to Massachusetts) sailed from Bristol, England with about twenty passengers and two hundred tons of goods. Her Master, Captain William Pierce, noted for his skillful seamanship, was at her helm. Among the passengers was the reverend Roger Williams and his wife Mary; John Throckmorton with his wife Rebecca and children, John and Patience; John Perkins with his wife Judith and children John, Elizabeth, Mary, Thomas and Jacob; Edmond Onge and his wife Frances and children Simon and Jonah; and William Parke. On February 5, 1631, the little boat docked in Boston for her Master was sympathetic to the policy of the Puritan leaders. Here is the list of passengers on the Lyon which are recorded in the book "The Perkins Family in Ye Olden Times" by D. W. Perkins 1916.
Mr. Roger Williams
Mrs. Mary Williams, his wife
Mr. John Throckmorton
John Perkins, aged 47
Judith Perkins, his wife, aged 42
John Perkins, Jr, son of John and Judith, aged 22
Elizabeth Perkins, daughter of John and Judith, aged 20
Mary Perkins, daughter of John and Judith, aged 15
Ann Perkins, daughter of John and Judith, aged 13
Thomas Perkins, son of John and Judith, aged 9
Jacob Perkins, son of John and Judith, aged 3
Edmond Onge
Frances Onge, his wife.
Simon Onge, son of Edmond and Frances, aged 6
Jacob Onge, son of Edmond and Frances aged____ | Lyon (I35284)
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| 10245 |
The ship arrived on 5 Feb 1630/1.
Information about the ship LYON in an article written about Roger Williams and published in the Genealogist's Post vol 1:5 (May 1964) pp.3-9.
This was on page 3:
In December of 1630, a small, one hundred ton boat, the "Lyon" (which became famous in the history of the early immigration to Massachusetts) sailed from Bristol, England with about twenty passengers and two hundred tons of goods. Her Master, Captain William Pierce, noted for his skillful seamanship, was at her helm. Among the passengers was the reverend Roger Williams and his wife Mary; John Throckmorton with his wife Rebecca and children, John and Patience; John Perkins with his wife Judith and children John, Elizabeth, Mary, Thomas and Jacob; Edmond Onge and his wife Frances and children Simon and Jonah; and William Parke. On February 5, 1631, the little boat docked in Boston for her Master was sympathetic to the policy of the Puritan leaders. Here is the list of passengers on the Lyon which are recorded in the book "The Perkins Family in Ye Olden Times" by D. W. Perkins 1916.
Mr. Roger Williams
Mrs. Mary Williams, his wife
Mr. John Throckmorton
John Perkins, aged 47
Judith Perkins, his wife, aged 42
John Perkins, Jr, son of John and Judith, aged 22
Elizabeth Perkins, daughter of John and Judith, aged 20
Mary Perkins, daughter of John and Judith, aged 15
Ann Perkins, daughter of John and Judith, aged 13
Thomas Perkins, son of John and Judith, aged 9
Jacob Perkins, son of John and Judith, aged 3
Edmond Onge
Frances Onge, his wife.
Simon Onge, son of Edmond and Frances, aged 6
Jacob Onge, son of Edmond and Frances aged____ | Peirce, Capt. William (I43510)
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| 10246 |
The ship arrived on 5 Feb 1630/1.
Information about the ship LYON in an article written about Roger Williams and published in the Genealogist's Post vol 1:5 (May 1964) pp.3-9.
This was on page 3:
In December of 1630, a small, one hundred ton boat, the "Lyon" (which became famous in the history of the early immigration to Massachusetts) sailed from Bristol, England with about twenty passengers and two hundred tons of goods. Her Master, Captain William Pierce, noted for his skillful seamanship, was at her helm. Among the passengers was the reverend Roger Williams and his wife Mary; John Throckmorton with his wife Rebecca and children, John and Patience; John Perkins with his wife Judith and children John, Elizabeth, Mary, Thomas and Jacob; Edmond Onge and his wife Frances and children Simon and Jonah; and William Parke. On February 5, 1631, the little boat docked in Boston for her Master was sympathetic to the policy of the Puritan leaders. Here is the list of passengers on the Lyon which are recorded in the book "The Perkins Family in Ye Olden Times" by D. W. Perkins 1916.
Mr. Roger Williams
Mrs. Mary Williams, his wife
Mr. John Throckmorton
John Perkins, aged 47
Judith Perkins, his wife, aged 42
John Perkins, Jr, son of John and Judith, aged 22
Elizabeth Perkins, daughter of John and Judith, aged 20
Mary Perkins, daughter of John and Judith, aged 15
Ann Perkins, daughter of John and Judith, aged 13
Thomas Perkins, son of John and Judith, aged 9
Jacob Perkins, son of John and Judith, aged 3
Edmond Onge
Frances Onge, his wife.
Simon Onge, son of Edmond and Frances, aged 6
Jacob Onge, son of Edmond and Frances aged____ | Perkins, Sgt. Jacob Sr. (I6689)
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| 10247 |
The ship arrived on 5 Feb 1630/1.
Information about the ship LYON in an article written about Roger Williams and published in the Genealogist's Post vol 1:5 (May 1964) pp.3-9.
This was on page 3:
In December of 1630, a small, one hundred ton boat, the "Lyon" (which became famous in the history of the early immigration to Massachusetts) sailed from Bristol, England with about twenty passengers and two hundred tons of goods. Her Master, Captain William Pierce, noted for his skillful seamanship, was at her helm. Among the passengers was the reverend Roger Williams and his wife Mary; John Throckmorton with his wife Rebecca and children, John and Patience; John Perkins with his wife Judith and children John, Elizabeth, Mary, Thomas and Jacob; Edmond Onge and his wife Frances and children Simon and Jonah; and William Parke. On February 5, 1631, the little boat docked in Boston for her Master was sympathetic to the policy of the Puritan leaders. Here is the list of passengers on the Lyon which are recorded in the book "The Perkins Family in Ye Olden Times" by D. W. Perkins 1916.
Mr. Roger Williams
Mrs. Mary Williams, his wife
Mr. John Throckmorton
John Perkins, aged 47
Judith Perkins, his wife, aged 42
John Perkins, Jr, son of John and Judith, aged 22
Elizabeth Perkins, daughter of John and Judith, aged 20
Mary Perkins, daughter of John and Judith, aged 15
Ann Perkins, daughter of John and Judith, aged 13
Thomas Perkins, son of John and Judith, aged 9
Jacob Perkins, son of John and Judith, aged 3
Edmond Onge
Frances Onge, his wife.
Simon Onge, son of Edmond and Frances, aged 6
Jacob Onge, son of Edmond and Frances aged____ | Perkins, Deacon Thomas (I5538)
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| 10248 |
The ship arrived on 5 Feb 1630/1.
Information about the ship LYON in an article written about Roger Williams and published in the Genealogist's Post vol 1:5 (May 1964) pp.3-9.
This was on page 3:
In December of 1630, a small, one hundred ton boat, the "Lyon" (which became famous in the history of the early immigration to Massachusetts) sailed from Bristol, England with about twenty passengers and two hundred tons of goods. Her Master, Captain William Pierce, noted for his skillful seamanship, was at her helm. Among the passengers was the reverend Roger Williams and his wife Mary; John Throckmorton with his wife Rebecca and children, John and Patience; John Perkins with his wife Judith and children John, Elizabeth, Mary, Thomas and Jacob; Edmond Onge and his wife Frances and children Simon and Jonah; and William Parke. On February 5, 1631, the little boat docked in Boston for her Master was sympathetic to the policy of the Puritan leaders. Here is the list of passengers on the Lyon which are recorded in the book "The Perkins Family in Ye Olden Times" by D. W. Perkins 1916.
Mr. Roger Williams
Mrs. Mary Williams, his wife
Mr. John Throckmorton
John Perkins, aged 47
Judith Perkins, his wife, aged 42
John Perkins, Jr, son of John and Judith, aged 22
Elizabeth Perkins, daughter of John and Judith, aged 20
Mary Perkins, daughter of John and Judith, aged 15
Ann Perkins, daughter of John and Judith, aged 13
Thomas Perkins, son of John and Judith, aged 9
Jacob Perkins, son of John and Judith, aged 3
Edmond Onge
Frances Onge, his wife.
Simon Onge, son of Edmond and Frances, aged 6
Jacob Onge, son of Edmond and Frances aged____ | Perkins, Mary (I4518)
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| 10249 |
The ship arrived on 5 Feb 1630/1.
Information about the ship LYON in an article written about Roger Williams and published in the Genealogist's Post vol 1:5 (May 1964) pp.3-9.
This was on page 3:
In December of 1630, a small, one hundred ton boat, the "Lyon" (which became famous in the history of the early immigration to Massachusetts) sailed from Bristol, England with about twenty passengers and two hundred tons of goods. Her Master, Captain William Pierce, noted for his skillful seamanship, was at her helm. Among the passengers was the reverend Roger Williams and his wife Mary; John Throckmorton with his wife Rebecca and children, John and Patience; John Perkins with his wife Judith and children John, Elizabeth, Mary, Thomas and Jacob; Edmond Onge and his wife Frances and children Simon and Jonah; and William Parke. On February 5, 1631, the little boat docked in Boston for her Master was sympathetic to the policy of the Puritan leaders. Here is the list of passengers on the Lyon which are recorded in the book "The Perkins Family in Ye Olden Times" by D. W. Perkins 1916.
Mr. Roger Williams
Mrs. Mary Williams, his wife
Mr. John Throckmorton
John Perkins, aged 47
Judith Perkins, his wife, aged 42
John Perkins, Jr, son of John and Judith, aged 22
Elizabeth Perkins, daughter of John and Judith, aged 20
Mary Perkins, daughter of John and Judith, aged 15
Ann Perkins, daughter of John and Judith, aged 13
Thomas Perkins, son of John and Judith, aged 9
Jacob Perkins, son of John and Judith, aged 3
Edmond Onge
Frances Onge, his wife.
Simon Onge, son of Edmond and Frances, aged 6
Jacob Onge, son of Edmond and Frances aged____ | Perkins, Elizabeth (I5535)
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| 10250 |
The ship arrived on 5 Feb 1630/1.
Information about the ship LYON in an article written about Roger Williams and published in the Genealogist's Post vol 1:5 (May 1964) pp.3-9.
This was on page 3:
In December of 1630, a small, one hundred ton boat, the "Lyon" (which became famous in the history of the early immigration to Massachusetts) sailed from Bristol, England with about twenty passengers and two hundred tons of goods. Her Master, Captain William Pierce, noted for his skillful seamanship, was at her helm. Among the passengers was the reverend Roger Williams and his wife Mary; John Throckmorton with his wife Rebecca and children, John and Patience; John Perkins with his wife Judith and children John, Elizabeth, Mary, Thomas and Jacob; Edmond Onge and his wife Frances and children Simon and Jonah; and William Parke. On February 5, 1631, the little boat docked in Boston for her Master was sympathetic to the policy of the Puritan leaders. Here is the list of passengers on the Lyon which are recorded in the book "The Perkins Family in Ye Olden Times" by D. W. Perkins 1916.
Mr. Roger Williams
Mrs. Mary Williams, his wife
Mr. John Throckmorton
John Perkins, aged 47
Judith Perkins, his wife, aged 42
John Perkins, Jr, son of John and Judith, aged 22
Elizabeth Perkins, daughter of John and Judith, aged 20
Mary Perkins, daughter of John and Judith, aged 15
Ann Perkins, daughter of John and Judith, aged 13
Thomas Perkins, son of John and Judith, aged 9
Jacob Perkins, son of John and Judith, aged 3
Edmond Onge
Frances Onge, his wife.
Simon Onge, son of Edmond and Frances, aged 6
Jacob Onge, son of Edmond and Frances aged____ | Perkins, Quartermaster John Jr. (I1770)
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