The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-28

company in 1913. He died February %,
1873, aged more than eighty years. ana
his widow died December 81 1857, aged
eighty years.
John Langemore died during the
first winter William Latham, about
1910, went to England, from there to
the Bahamas, where ne probably DIED
Edward Lester went to Virginia.
Edmond Margeson, unmarried, died
in 1921.
Christopher Martin and wife both
died early; his death occurred January
8, 1921.
Desire Minter returned to England.
and died there.
Ellen More died the first winter.
Jasper. More, boy. died December
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 his wife,
son Joseph and daughter Priscilla
who married John Alden. The father
died February q, 1921, and his wife
| during the first winter, as did also the
son.
/ Solomon Power died December "a.
i 1920
/ Digory Priest married in 1911, at
! Leyden, widow Sarah Vincent, a sister
of Isaac Allerton; he died January /,
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 1865; living first at Duxbury ana
Sandwich. He was a lieutenant, ana
died in 1878, at Eastman.
Harry Sampson settled in Duxbury.
and married Ann Plummer in 1885.
He was of the Duxbury military COM
pany in 1913, and died there in 1854.
George Soule was married to Mary
Beckett He was in the military COM
pany OF Duxbury, where he resided. and
was the deputy in 1645, 1916, 1850, 1851
1858, and 1854. He was an originai
proprietor of Bridgewater. and owner
of land in Dartmouth and Middleboro,
he died in 1880, 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 January 20. 1921. He
was the principal military leader of
the Pilgrims. He was assistant, 1852,
1895, 1887, 1641, 1916, and 1856: treasurer
in 1644-56: deputy, 1914. He died DC
tober 9. 1856.
Edward Thompson died December 4,
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 sur
vived and married John Rowland.
Thomas Tinker. with wife and son.
died the first winter
John Turner came with two sons,
but the party succumbed to the hard
ship of the first season.
William Trevore came as a sailor on
the Mayfower, and returned to En-
gland on the Fortune in 1921.
William White came with his wife
T.: Susanna, and son, Resolved. A son
. Peregrine was born to them in Prov
ircetown fiarbor, who has been dis
tinguished as being 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 dis
reputable. though his obituary, In Ii04,
allowed 'the was much reformed in his
! last years. William. the father, died
on February 81, 1921 his widow mar
ried, in May following. Edward Win
slow, whose wife had recently died.
| Resolved White married % Judith.
daughter of William VassalI; he lived
at Scituate, Marshfeld, and lastly Sa-
! lem, where he married (2), October
| 5 1914 widow Abigail Lord. and died
| after 1850. He was a member of the
Scftuate military company in 1643.
| Roger Wilder died the first winter.
Thomas Williams died the first sea-
son.
| Edward Winslow, son of Edward OF
| Droftwitch, England married in Ley
den in 1913, Elizabeth Barker; she died
, March "a, 1921. and he married 90
widow Susa ma (Fuller) White, and
| died at sea in 1854. He was agent for
the colony, and visited England several
| times in ITS interests. He was Gov
ernor in 1884 1861, and 1644-45;
assistant in 1884, 1885, 1887. 1888, 1641,
1643. 1915 to 1850.
| Gilbert Winslow came with his
| father but returned to England after
! 1924, and died il 1850.
! A maidservant, name unknown, came
in the Mayfiower, who died in a year
or two.