The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-02

Mayhower will setsail In an ocean liner
from Southampton-nCt far from lts
starting place two hundred years ago
and touch the shores or America III not
more than five days.
Instead of entering a cold, bleak inlet
like Cape Cod Bay in December, it Will
ride into magnificent harbor open all
uhe year around and lined with Govern
ment buildings, set off by steaming cratt
on every side.
AT its first landing the ships crew
built for its first act. a rude house,
superintended by John Alden, carpen-
der. They mounted a few guns on II for
the protection of the ship and the pas
sengers who still lived aboard.
On this second voyage ii will be met
nv a squadron Of war riding the harbOr
with mighty pun and roar, ready TO de-
The crew i'm the present ocean grey
hound is trained one, and the passen-
,nolish any who would interfere with IL.
gers are treated as guests of honor, rs
s'traveling kings and queens foreign
prs say who cross the ocean upon an
American liner.
The crew of the Mayfower consisted
of the passenger list, and all did their
share OF the work. There were lO2 or
them. These formed the necleus OF New
England, and If a record of them had
been as faithfully kept as the log, there
would be some very interesting genoa
logical history to-day.
The passengers In the Mayfower, as
nearly as have been preserved were:
Humility Cooper. who got tired Of
Plymouth and went back to England
and died there. Gilbert WinslOw and
his father did the same.
John Blackstone and son.
Edward Doty and his wife. Faith
Clark, who had nine children. several of
whom moved TO New Jersey and Long
Island.
Edward Fuller. his wife. Ann. and son
Samuel Samuel married in 1873. Mss
Zane Lothrop. daughter of John. whose
descendants now FIJI New England.
Dr. Samuel Fuller who had three
wivts-Bridget Lee. Agnes Carpenter
md Elsie Glasccck.
Richard Gardner. n sailor. who dis
appeared and is supposed TO have follow
I'D one Of the inlets until he reached the
Interior of the country.
stephen Snow and his wife. Constance
They had twelve chldren-the Shows
IF Connecticut and New Hampshire
John Goodman. John Hooke. the Hop
kins family. Caiharne Wheldon and
John Holbeck. all Of whom had descend
ants.
Sarah Dinghy. widow. who married
Noses Fletcher.
George Ely and Thomas English. both
Of whom married and left children.
James Chiffon and wife. and their
daughter. Mary. who was the first wom-
nm 10 leap ashore from the Mayfiower.
Bartholomew Allerton. who only re-
manned seven years
Isaac Allerton who lost his wife the
Hrst winter and afterwards married
Miss Fear Brewster. and his daughter.
Mary. who married Thomas Cushman
and outlived all the other Maynower
passengers, dying I'm 1879. Remember
and Sarah Allerton. the latter OF whom
married Moses Maverick.
John and Eleanor Ellington and son
Francis. who married Mrs. Christian
Eaton and had many children.
John Ellington. the first murderer.
whom they hanged. ten years after land
Ing for killing John Newcomb
william Bradford and wife. Dorothy
MAY. and second wife. Alice Carpenter
tputhworth. who gave her names TO
her children.
William Brewster and his son. Love.
who married Sarah Collier and moved
10 place they called Duxbury.
william Brittridge and Wrestling
Brewster both OF whom died soon after
landing.
Peter Browne and wife. Martha Cord.
and Robert Carter and William Burton.
both servants.
John and Cetharine Caver. Stephen
~ Elisabeth Hopkins, John Rowland,