When the Mayflower Sailed Away
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But the nation which they builded, And the good they came to find, Will continue and extending Prove a blessing to mankind.
APPENDIX.
Mr. H. R. Howland w-ives the following facts, which will be of interest to many : "John Howland, from County Essex, England, born 1592 or 1593, came as a member of Gov. Carver's family, probably (from his early prominence in the Colony) as his general man of affairs.
By family tradition was always believed to have been Carver's son-in-law, until the discovery of ...Bradford's MSS. showed that Carver left no children, though possibly his w'fe may have been Carver's granddaughter. Narrowly escaped drowning on the voyage. Married in the latter part of 1623 (after August 14) or early in 1624, Elizabeth, daughter of John Tilley. Was one of the eight 'Undertakers' who purchased the rights of the Colony from the Merchant Adventurers. Was an 'Assistant' in 1633, 1634, and 1635. Commanded the trading post on the Kennebec in 1634. Was for more than twenty years Representative for Plymouth in the General Court.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the nation which they builded, And the good they came to find, Will continue and extending Prove a blessing to mankind.
APPENDIX.
Mr. H. R. Howland w-ives the following facts, which will be of interest to many : "John Howland, from County Essex, England, born 1592 or 1593, came as a member of Gov. Carver's family, probably (from his early prominence in the Colony) as his general man of affairs.
By family tradition was always believed to have been Carver's son-in-law, until the discovery of ...Bradford's MSS. showed that Carver left no children, though possibly his w'fe may have been Carver's granddaughter. Narrowly escaped drowning on the voyage. Married in the latter part of 1623 (after August 14) or early in 1624, Elizabeth, daughter of John Tilley. Was one of the eight 'Undertakers' who purchased the rights of the Colony from the Merchant Adventurers. Was an 'Assistant' in 1633, 1634, and 1635. Commanded the trading post on the Kennebec in 1634. Was for more than twenty years Representative for Plymouth in the General Court.
What to read after When the Mayflower Sailed Away?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Henry Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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