The Women Who Came in the Mayflower
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[Footnote: History of Plymouth; James Thatcher. ] Her father, JamesChilton, sometimes with the Dutch spelling, Tgiltron, was a man ofinfluence among the early leaders, but he died at Cape Cod, December8, 1620. He came from Canterbury, England, to Holland. By the recordson the Roll of Freemen of the City of Canterbury, [Footnote: Probablythis freedom was given, by the city or some board therein, as mark ofrespect. N. E. Gen. Hist. Reg. , 63, 201. ] he is named as JamesChylton, tailor, "Freeman b...y Gift, 1583. " Earlier Chiltons, --William, spicer, and Nicholas, clerk, --are classified as "Freemen byRedemption. " Three children were baptized in St. Paul's Church, Canterbury, --Isabella, 1586; Jane, 1589; and Ingle, 1599. Isabellawas married in Leyden to Roger Chandler five years before _TheMayflower_ sailed. Evidently, Mary bore the same name as an oldersister whose burial is recorded at St. Martin's, Canterbury, in1593. Isaac Chilton, a glass-maker, may have been brother or cousin ofJames.
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[Footnote: History of Plymouth; James Thatcher. ] Her father, JamesChilton, sometimes with the Dutch spelling, Tgiltron, was a man ofinfluence among the early leaders, but he died at Cape Cod, December8, 1620. He came from Canterbury, England, to Holland. By the recordson the Roll of Freemen of the City of Canterbury, [Footnote: Probablythis freedom was given, by the city or some board therein, as mark ofrespect. N. E. Gen. Hist. Reg. , 63, 201. ] he is named as JamesChylton, tailor, "Freeman b...y Gift, 1583. " Earlier Chiltons, --William, spicer, and Nicholas, clerk, --are classified as "Freemen byRedemption. " Three children were baptized in St. Paul's Church, Canterbury, --Isabella, 1586; Jane, 1589; and Ingle, 1599. Isabellawas married in Leyden to Roger Chandler five years before _TheMayflower_ sailed. Evidently, Mary bore the same name as an oldersister whose burial is recorded at St. Martin's, Canterbury, in1593. Isaac Chilton, a glass-maker, may have been brother or cousin ofJames.
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