The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-29

VIE. On the voyage a child was born
TO them, whom they named Oceanus, but
who died in 1871 He was an assistant
l634-3a, and died in 1911; his wife died be-
tween 1910 and 1914.
Constance. daughter Of Stephen, mar
RED Nicholas Snow. They settled in
Eastman, from which he was deputy in
lois and he died Nov. t. 1876; she died in
october 1911, having had twelve children.
Damaris, daughter OF stephen and Eliz-
aoeth Hopkins, was born after their ar
rival and married Jacob Cooke.
john Rowland married Elizabeth.
daughter of John Iilley. He was a dep
uty l6il, 1915 TO 1868, 166l 1853 1861, and
1870 Assistant in 1854 and 1885, also SOL
der in the Plymouth military company
in 1913. He died Feb. q, 1913, aged more
than - years. and his widow died Dec. p,
1857 aged so years. John Langemore died
during the first winter. William Latham,
about 1910, went to England, from there
to the Bahamas. where he probably died.
Edward Leister went to Virginia.
Edmond Margeson, unmarried, died in
Christopher Martin and wife both died
early; his death occurred Jan. s, 1921.
Desire Minter returned 70 England and
died there
Ellen More died the first winter.
Jasper More. a boy, died Dec. 6, 1920
Richard More removed to Scituate, and
his name is said to have become Mann.
He died in Scituate in 1856; his brother died
the first winter.
William Mullins came with Wife, son
Joseph and daughter Priscilla. who mar
ried John Allen. The father died Feb q,
1921, and his wife during the first winter,
as did also the son Joseph.
Solomon Power died Dec. q, 1920.
Digory Priest married in 1911, at Ley
den, Widow Sarah Vincent, a sister of
Isaac Allerton; he died Jan. l, 1921.
John Rigdale came with his wife Alice,
both dying during the first winter.
Joseph Rogers came with his father,
Thomas Rogers, Who died in 1921. The
son married and lived in Eastman in 1855;
frrf fHrse.f NJ TlIrr an NJ rtnh
He was a lieutenant and died in 1913, at
Eastman.
Harry Sampson settled in Duxbury and
married Ann Plumrper in 1886. He was of
the DuNbury military company in l6i3 and
died there in 1854.
George Soule was married to Mary Beck
ct. He was in the military company of
DuXbury, where he resided, and was the
deputy in 1915, 1915, 1850, 1851, 1853, and 1864
He was an original proprietor of Bridge
water, and owner of land in Dartmouth
and Middleboro; he died in 1850; his wife
in 1877.
Ellen story died the first winter.
Miles Standish brought with him his
wife, Rose. and settled in Duxbury. His
wife died Jan. %, 1921. He was the prin-
cipal military leader of the Pilgrims. He
was assistant 1852, 1886, 1887, 164l, 1916, and
1856; treasurer in 1644-56; deputy, l6H. He
died Oct. g. 1856.
Edward Thompson died Dec. A, 1920.
Edward Tilley, with wife, Ann, both died
the first winter.
John Tilley came with his wife and
daughter, Elizabeth; the parents died the
first winter; but the daughter survived
and married John Rowland.
Thomas Tinker, with his wife and son,
John Turner came with two sons, but
the party succumbed to the hardships of
the first season.
William Trevore came as a sailor on
the Mayftower, and returned to England
on the Fortune in 1921
Richard Warren OF Devon, England, his
wife, widow Elizabeth (JouatD Marsh,
came IN the Ann y 1923 they have pq-
widow, Oct. 2. 1913.
William White came with his wife. Su.
sauna, and son, Resolved. A son, Pere-
CRIME, was born to them in Provincetown
Harbor, who has been distinguished as be-
ing the first child of the Pilgrims born
after the arrival in the new world. This
is his strongest claim, as his early life
was rather disreputable, though his obitu-
airy, in 1904, allowed "he was much re-
formed in his last years" William, the
Iatn rTiGd q az Non on FEB a. 1871 his widow
wife had recently died.
Resolved White married % Judith,
daughter of William VassaH; he lived at
where he married 90 Oct 5, 1914, widow
Abigail Lord, and died after 1890 He was
a member of the scituate military COM
pany in 1913.
Roger Wilder died the first winter.
THOMAS Williams died the first season.
Edward Winslow son of Edward OF
Droitwitch, England, married in Leyden
in 1918, Elizabeth Barker; she died March
"a, 16l, and he married 90 widow Susan
ma PulleD White, and died at sea IN
1904. He was agent for the colony, and
visited England several times in its in.
terests. He was governor in 1884, 1861
and 1915; assistant, 1884, 1886 1857. l63s
164l, 1913, 1915, and 1850.
Gilbert Winslow came with his father
but returned to England after 1924 and
died in 1850
A maidservant came in the Mayhower
two.