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Holland and was chosen the first
Governor He left no descendants.
James Chiffon died December s, 1920,
before the landing at Plymouth. and
his wife shortly after. Their daughter,
Mary, tradition states, economically if
not truthfully. was the first to leap
on shore. She married John Winslow,
and had ten children.
Richard Clarke died soon after ar,
rival.
Francis Cooke died at Plymouth in
1868. BY his wife, Esther, he had a
son, John, who came with him. The
son married Sarah daughter Of Rich
ard Warren. On account of religious
differences, he removed to Dartmouth,
OF which he was one Of the first pur-
chasers. He became a Baptist min
lister there. He was also deputy In
166e-6S, 1873 to 16S1-3-6. The father
and son were both members of the
Plymouth military company in 164S.
John Cooke died at Dartmouth after
1894
Humility Cooper returned to Eng
land, and died there.
John Crackstone died in 1921; his son.
John, who came with him, died In 1923.
Edward Doty married Faith Clark,
probably as second wife. and had nine
children, some OF whom moved to New
Jersey, Long Island. and elsewhere.
He was a purchaser OF Dartmouth.
but moved to Yarmouth. where he
died August %, 1855. He came as a
servant to Stephen Hopkins, and was
headstrong and wild in his youth, be-
ing a party in the first duel fought IN
/ New England.
Francis Eaton came over with his
first wife, Sarah, and their son Samuel
He married a second wife, and a third,
Christian Penn, before 1927. He died
in 1888.
Samuel Eaton married, in 1861, Martha
Ellington. In 1643 he was in the Ply
mouth military company, and was llV-
j ing in Duxbury in 1868. He removed
[ to Middleboro, where ne died about
/ 1854.
! Thomas English died the first winter
Ely hired man, served his time
and returned to England
/ Moses Fletcher married in Leyden,
! in 1913. widow Sarah Dinghy. He died
during the first winter
Edward Fuller came with his wife,
! Ann, and son, Samuel. The parents
! died during the first season.
Samuel Fuller, the son, married, in
! 1885, Jane. daughter of Rev. John
| Lothrop; he removed to Barnstable,
where he died October 81, 1888, having
many descendants.
Dr. Samuel Fuller, brother of Ed
ward was the first physician; he mar
ried (0) Elsie Glascock, (2) Agnes
Carpenter. go Bridget Lee; he died in
1888 His descendants of the name are
through a son, Samuel, who settled
in Middleboro.
Richard Gardiner, mariner, was in
Plymouth in 1924, but soon disap-
peared.
John Goodman, unmarried, died the
first winter. John Hooke died during
the first winter. William Holbeck died
during the first winter.
Giles Hopkins, son of stephen, mar
| ried. in 1889 Catherine Wheldon;
moved to Yarmouth, afterward East
ham; he died about 1890.
| stephen Hopkins came with his Sec
| ond wife, Elizabeth, and Giles and
Constance, children by first wife.
! On the voyage a child was born to
them, whom they named Oceanus, but
who died in 1921. He was an assist
ant, 1634-35, and died in 1914. His
wife died between 1910 and 1914. Con-
stance daughter Of Stephen married
| Nicholas Snow. They settled in East
ham, from which he was a deputy in
I64S, and he died November Is, 1876;
she died in October, 1877, having had
twelve children. Damaris, a daughter,
was born after their arrival and mar
| ried Jacob Cooke.
John Rowland married Elizabeth,
daughter of John Tilley. He was
deputy, 1641, 1915 to 1855 1861, 1863, 1866
81, and 1870, assistant in 1884 and 1855:
also soldier in the Plymouth military