Certain Comeoverers
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The date of his birth in Leyden is unknown, about 1610, perhaps, since he was not much over ten years of age when he sailed with his father, Francis, on "ye dauntless ship," and came to Plymouth in 1620. He and Resolved White, another of your Mayflower ancestors, and Re- solved 's cousin, Samuel Fuller, were boys of about the same age and must have been thrown into close companionship on the long and stormy voyage across the ocean. One may venture to hope that they were not too intimate with tw...o other young boys on the ship, John and Francis Billington. Francis nearly blew up the ship by playing with gunpowder, and John lost himself in the woods at Plymouth and occasioned the mem- orable voyage to the Nausets at Eastham to recover him. John Cooke was the last male sur- vivor of the Mayflower passengers, dying at his home in what is now Fairhaven, 1695. In his long life he had seen and felt more of the history of the Pilgrim Commonwealth than most of his contemporaries, not merely as an observer, but as an intensely active participator.
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The date of his birth in Leyden is unknown, about 1610, perhaps, since he was not much over ten years of age when he sailed with his father, Francis, on "ye dauntless ship," and came to Plymouth in 1620. He and Resolved White, another of your Mayflower ancestors, and Re- solved 's cousin, Samuel Fuller, were boys of about the same age and must have been thrown into close companionship on the long and stormy voyage across the ocean. One may venture to hope that they were not too intimate with tw...o other young boys on the ship, John and Francis Billington. Francis nearly blew up the ship by playing with gunpowder, and John lost himself in the woods at Plymouth and occasioned the mem- orable voyage to the Nausets at Eastham to recover him. John Cooke was the last male sur- vivor of the Mayflower passengers, dying at his home in what is now Fairhaven, 1695. In his long life he had seen and felt more of the history of the Pilgrim Commonwealth than most of his contemporaries, not merely as an observer, but as an intensely active participator.
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