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Subject: [CRV] Re:[Ma-Bay-Colony] Passengers 1620s-1630s Pengry + Stetson + Tuttle + Weatherbee
Date: Tue, 16 Mar 2004 01:10:20 EST

In a message dated 3/15/2004 6:01:12 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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> Subj: [Ma-Bay-Colony] SHIPS AND PASSENGERS........1621....1622...
> Date: 3/15/2004 6:01:12 PM Eastern Standard Time
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> BlankPLANTERS OF THE COMMONWEALTH: 1620-1640;
> Charles E.Banks, Mass.Historical Society and American Antiquarian Society,
> 1930
> -------
> 1621
> "FORTUNE" of London, Thomas Barton, master. She left London in Aug.and
> arrived
> Cape Cod, Nov. 9 with 35 passengers but only 32 are known by name. All from
> London
> or it's suburbs. The entire company settled at Plymouth.
> --
> JOHN ADAMS
> WILLIAM BASSETT of Bethnal Green, Middlesex; ironworker
> JONTHAN BREWSTER, son of Elder Brewster
> CLEMENT BRIGGS of Southwark, county Surrey; fellmonger (my line)
> EDWARD BOMPASSE
> JOHN CANNON or Carman
> WILLIAM CONNER
> STEPHEN DEANE probably from Southwark; miller
> PHILIPE de la NOYE of Leyden, Holland
> THOMAS FLAVELL of London
> WILLIAM HILTON of Northwich, county Chester; vintner?
> ROBERT HICKS of Southwark, Surrey; fell monger
> BENEDICT MORGAN of St. James, Clerkenwell, London; mariner
> THOMAS MORTON of Austerfield, Yorkshire
> AUGUSTINE NICOLAS probably from Leyden,Holland
> WILLIAM PITT of Saint Peter, London; armorer
> THOMAS PRENCE. of All Saints, Barking, London
> MOSES SIMONSON of Leyden, Holland
> HUGH STACIE....
> JAMES STEWARD
> WILLIAM TENCH probably of London
> JOHN WINSLOW brother of Edward Winslow
> WILLIAM WRIGHT
> ----------------------------------------
> ___FORD ...probably of Southwark; leather dresser
> Mrs. Martha Ford
> ___Ford
> ----------------------------------------------
> ROBERT CUSHMAN of Rolvenden,Kent, wool-carder
> Thomas Cushman
> --------------------------------------------------
> WILLIAM PALMER of Stepney, London; nailer
> ___Carvanyell
> =============================================
> 1622
>
> "SPARROW"......_____Rogers, master, 100 tons. Arrived at Darmiscove, Maine
> with
> " 60 lustie men", sent out by Thomas Weston. They came to Massachusetts
> Bay.
> =============================================================
> "SWAN"....small vessel, bringing 7 passengers sent out by Thomas Weston;
> arrived
> at
> Darmiscove, Maine in June. They came to Massachusetts Bay
> -=======================
> "____" a small vessel, name unknown, sent by Weston, arrived at Damariscove
> in
> July.
> ==========================================
> END OF 1621 AND 1622

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Hi Bunny:

Very interesting list of names.

I have never been able to determine what boats brought the Cornet Robert
Stetson (Plymouth Colony) and Moses Pengry (nee Pingree) (Massachusetts Bay
Colony) families to North America. Actually, the first Pingrees often used
Pengry/Pengrey or even Pengray as the favored spelling form when they first arrived,
but soon thereafter they used the more common Pingree spelling for most of the
children.

I would say the Pingrees first arrived in the early 1630's, but data I viewed
recently suggests that they were here even earlier than that date. In any
event the Pengrys came from England not withstanding their French backgound.
Apparently, they had fled from France to England at an earlier time and probably
the reason for leaving France was due to religious persecution from what I can
tell from my research.

I would like to learn the names of the boats carrying the Stetsons and the
Pengrys, so your information would be helpful and your suggestions are also
invited.

I do have some information on the early 1630s arrival of the Tuttle family
(Angel Gabriel + The Planter, ME + MA respectively as I recall) , but I welcome
any additional data that you might have on the Tuttle family too. The Tuttles
that landed in ME moved over to NH at a very early date. The Tuttles that
landed at Rumney Marsh in Chelsea, MA moved to the North Shore or Essex County
before moving on to the Hartford, CT area at an early date.

Lastly, the Weatherbee family may have arrived in Nova Scotia, but the timing
of their arrival is not currently know to me. At least Nova Scotia is where
they were known to be before they came to MA.

Thanks for all the interesting data you post for others to view. Regards,
Bill.

Family names being researched: TUTTLE, PINGREE, WEATHERBEE, STETSON,
ELLERSHAW, COTE, LEFEBVRE, WESTHAVER

William R. Tuttle, Esq.

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