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| The <B>''Mayflower''</B> was, most famously, the ] which transported the ] from ] to ] in what was later to become the ] in ]. Initially the plan was for the voyage to be made in two vessels (the other being the '']''), however, due to problems after setting out both ships were forced to return and after some reorganisation the voyage was made in the ''Mayflower'' alone. As a result of the delay, the settlers did not arrive until the onset of winter, which made for a difficult time for them. On ], ] the ''Mayflower'' set sail from ] in ] on a return trip to ]. | |||
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| Details regarding the size and overall dimensions of the ship are unknown, but it has been estimated from its load weight and the usual size of 180-ton merchant ships in the period to be 90 - 110 feet in length and about 25 feet in width. Careful research went into designing a replica, the ''Mayflower II'' (launched on September 22, 1956), to make it as much like its namesake as possible. | |||
| ==''Mayflower'' passengers== | |||
| ===Pilgrims=== | |||
| *Allerton, Isaac (London) | |||
| **Mary (Norris) Allerton, wife (Newbury, Berkshire) | |||
| **Bartholomew Allerton, son | |||
| **Remember Allerton, daughter | |||
| **Mary Allerton, daughter | |||
| *] (Austerfield, Yorkshire) | |||
| **Dorothy (May) Bradford, wife (Wisbech, Cambridge) | |||
| *Brewster, William (Scrooby, Nottinghamshire) | |||
| **Mary Brewster, wife | |||
| **Love Brewster, son | |||
| **Wrestling Brewster, son | |||
| *Carver, John (Doncaster, Yorkshire) | |||
| **Catherine (Leggett) (White) Carver, wife (Sturton-le-Steeple) | |||
| *Cook, Francis (Blythe, Nottinghamshire) | |||
| **John Cook, son | |||
| *Crackstone, John (Colchester) | |||
| **John Crackstone, son | |||
| *Fletcher, Moses (Sandwich) | |||
| *Fuller, Samuel (Redenhall, Norfolk) | |||
| *Goodman, John | |||
| *Minter, Desire (Norwich) | |||
| *Priest, Degory (London) | |||
| *Rogers, Thomas (London) | |||
| **Joseph Rogers, son | |||
| *Tilley, Edward (London) | |||
| **Ann (Cooper) Tilley, wife | |||
| *Tilley, John (London) | |||
| **Joan (Hurst) (Rogers) Tilley, wife | |||
| **Elizabeth Tilley, daughter | |||
| *Tinker, Thomas (Thurne, Norfolk) | |||
| **Mrs. Thomas Tinker, wife | |||
| **boy Tinker, son | |||
| *Turner, John (Whitechapel?) | |||
| **boy Turner, son | |||
| **boy Turner, son | |||
| *White, William (Sturton-le-Steeple) | |||
| **Susanna White, wife | |||
| **Resolved White, son | |||
| **Peregrine White, son (born in Cape Cod Harbor) | |||
| *Winslow, Edward (Droitwich, Chester) | |||
| **Elizabeth (Barker) Winslow, wife | |||
| ===Planters recruited by London merchants=== | |||
| *Billington, John (London) | |||
| **Eleanor Billington, wife | |||
| **John Billington, son | |||
| **Francis Billington, son | |||
| *Britteridge, Richard (London) | |||
| *Browne, Peter (Great Burstead, Essex) | |||
| *Chilton, James (Canterbury) | |||
| **Mrs. Chilton, wife | |||
| **Mary Chilton, daughter | |||
| *Clarke, Richard | |||
| *Cooper, Humility (London) | |||
| *Eaton, Francis (Bristol) | |||
| **Sarah Eaton, wife | |||
| **Samuel Eaton, son | |||
| *Fuller, Edward (Redenhall, Norfolk) | |||
| **Mrs. Edward Fuller, wife | |||
| **Samuel Fuller, son | |||
| *Gardiner, Richard (Harwich, Essex) | |||
| *Hopkins, Stephen (Wooton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire) | |||
| **Elizabeth (Fisher) Hopkins, wife | |||
| **Giles Hopkins, son by first marriage | |||
| **Constance Hopkins, daughter by first marriage | |||
| **Damaris Hopkins, daughter | |||
| **Oceanus Hopkins, born en route | |||
| *Margesson, Edmund | |||
| *Martin, Christopher (Billericay, Essex) | |||
| **Mary (Prower) Martin, wife | |||
| *Mullins, William (Dorking, Surrey) | |||
| **Alice Mullins, wife | |||
| **], daughter | |||
| **Joseph Mullins, son | |||
| *Prower, Solomon (Billericay, Essex) | |||
| *Rigsdale, John (London) | |||
| **Alice Rigsdale, wife | |||
| *Samson, Henry (London) | |||
| *] (Chorley, Lancastershire) | |||
| **Rose Standish, wife | |||
| *Warren, Richard (London) | |||
| *Wilder, Roger (Yarmouth, Norfolk) | |||
| *Winslow, Gilbert (Droitwich, Chester) | |||
| ===Men hired to stay one year=== | |||
| *] (Harwich, Essex) | |||
| *Allerton, John | |||
| *Ely, --?-- | |||
| *English, Thomas | |||
| *Trevore, William | |||
| ===Family servants & young cousins=== | |||
| *Butten, William (Austerfield, Yorkshire) | |||
| *Carter, Robert (London) | |||
| *--?--, Dorothy, maidservant of John Carver, married Francis Eaton | |||
| *Doty, Edward (London) | |||
| *Holbeck, William (Norwich) | |||
| *Hooke, John | |||
| *Howland, John (Huntingdon) | |||
| *Lancemore, John (Essex) | |||
| *Latham, William | |||
| *Leister, Edward (Kensington) | |||
| *More, Ellen (Shipton, Shropshire) | |||
| **Jasper More, brother | |||
| **Richard More, brother | |||
| **Mary More, sister | |||
| *Samson, Henry (Eckington, Worcestershire) | |||
| *Story, Elias (London) | |||
| *Thompson, Edward | |||
| *Wilder, Roger | |||
| <hr> | |||
| The Mayflower is, incidentally, the emblem of the English football club ], who are known by the nickname of "The Pilgrims". | |||
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