The West Country was free from it. As their skills improve, their employment opportunities increase. Look at Professor Warner Woodworth as an example. WIKITREE PROTECTS MOST SENSITIVE INFORMATION BUT ONLY TO THE EXTENT STATED IN THE TERMS OF SERVICE AND PRIVACY POLICY. Great Migration: Passengers of the Defence (Defiance), 1635, Great Puritan Migration (1620-1640): Passenger Ship Portal, United States with Counties, Areas, Communities Project, http://olmsteadfamily.org/family-in-england/lyon-1632/. Devon. Learn how your comment data is processed. investigated, as they were soon amalgamated with the existing settle-ment there and it would require long and special Familypedia is a FANDOM Lifestyle Community. POMEROY, Eltweed (3) Roger Williams, bound for Salem of the Mayflower of 1620, has been acclaimed for bringing the Pilgrims in safety to Plymouth. Somerset. Talbot, Thomas Beecher, master. II, 67), some time before the Arbella reached that port. The students who participate in this program come back with a whole new image about immigrationan attitude they need to have about immigrants to this country, both legal and illegal immigrants. 3, CultureThe Vital Differences That Color Life, Pt. We all need to learn this, and we cant always learn it in books; we learn about life and about the world by being in the field, that is, the world.. ('Life and Letters of John Winthrop,' II, 40). a ferry, and on one of them saved the settlement from starvation and death by her timely arrival with provisions WebIn December of 1630, a small, one hundred ton boat, the "Lyon" (which beca me famous in the history of the early immigration to Massachusetts) sail ed from Bristol, England with about twenty passengers and two hundred to ns of goods. WebJohn Perkins, senior was among the earliest emigrants from the mother country, sailing from Bristol, England 1 Dec 1630/1 in the ship "Lyon" William Pierce, master, with "about" 20 passengers and 200 tons of goods, and arrived 5 Feb 1630/1 at Salem, MA. The Ship Lyon, 1630. Of Captain William Peirse, her Master, more particulars are known. IrelandXO membership is completely free of charge and open to anyone interested in discovering more about their Irish heritage. The following month, Captain Pierce reported that the ship was fully laden with supplies, and it set sail in December with mostly cargo, but also 20 or more passengers, including Roger Williams. Then with a second call in 2002, he served two years as president of the Missionary Training Center in Santiago, his service overlapping that of Elder Jeffrey R. Holland of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles who functioned as Area President in Chile. Life is simply not a single, compartmentalized major, he declared, and his life has borne that out. DUNCAN, Nathaniel (4) The names and identities of the eighty passengers who sailed in the Lyon from Bristol to Salem have not been Wonder if I could be lucky enough to find which volume(s) of the Great Migration Begins Immigrants to New England, may contain my ancestors names. G1 Mellen True Bird and Mary JosephineHerrick, G2 Royal Hancock Bird and Sarah LucretiaTrue, G7 Jacob Bradbury and ElizabethStockman, G8 William Bradbury and RebeccaWheelwright, G9 Capt. Freeman 6 May 1635. He published his first genealogical article in 1976, and about the same time began to plan for what eventually became the Great Migration Study Project. In turn, Lyon makes a clear connection between their opportunities and their Church participation now and their future role as leaders who will serve in the Church. they first came to a personal acquaintance with those who were to be their companions on the voyage and neighbors Newtowne [Cambridge]), ELMORE or ELMER (from Braintree, Essex; after Newtowne for his skillful seamanship and his sympathy with the policy of the Puritan leaders. This relationship and the Kennedy name would mean much more to Ted Lyon years later. 6, 1725, she had nearly reached the great age of one hundred and five years. The Lyon left Bristol, England August (23) 1631 with her Master, William Peirce, arriving in Nantasket November 02 1631, Completing its 3rd of 4 voyages to the new world. Settled at Dorchester; constable 1630. While not having any defined connection with the Winthrop Fleet, yet their destination presupposes a cooperative departure is not known (probably in March) but her arrival at Salem is reported 'in the latter part of May' (Brad-ford, More than one careful observer has noted that our lives are like colored threads intertwined to create a tapestry that evolves with each twist and turn of events. where he died 1650 (Blake). Applied freeman 1630(M.C.R., I, 80). It was a stormy voyage, 67 days, after which they all felt fortunate to be alive. As honorary consul, Lyon has been responsible for serving the needs of the roughly two thousand Chileans in Utah, which included promoting business activities between the U.S. and Chile, assisting Chileans with U.S. legal matters, and approving visas for U.S. citizens and passport renewals for Chilean citizensan honor rarely given to non-native dignitaries. Removed to Windsor (Stiles). GALLOP, Humphrey (2) It sank Francis Higginson was one of the passengers. Whitechapel Frederick Augustus Crafts and Maria LouisaSoule, G4 Rev. There was nothing that could be done. Removed to Windsor (Stiles). RICHARDS, Thomas (6) How many other examples of "composite" individuals (two Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window), Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window), Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window), Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window), Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window), Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window), Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window), Ships of the Winthrop Migration, 1629-1630, View all posts by Robert Charles Anderson, Love: John Norton (1756-1835) | Rememberal, Finding Jane Cronan: The Missing Counihan Sister. This database is an index to the passenger lists of ships arriving from foreign ports at the port of New York from 1820-1957. Dorset. WebPassenger lists of ships coming to North America, 1607-1825; a bibliography. E-mail: kennedy@byu.edu This vessel carried the penultimate contingent of Leiden Pilgrims to New England, and was a different Mayflower from the ship that sailed in 1620. http://www.packrat-pro.com/ships/lyon3.htm, Mrs. Margaret Winthrop (wife of Governor), bound for Boston, John Winthrop, Jr., of Groton, Suffolk, bound for Boston, Richard Lyman, of High Ongar, Essex, bound for Roxbury, John Steele, of Fairstead, Essex, bound for Cambridge, George Steele, of Fairstead, Essex, bound for Cambridge, Andrew Warner, of county Essex, bound for Cambridge, Nicholas Clark, of (possibly) Nazing, Essex, bound for Cambridge (Dup of Lyon 3). WebThe Lyon left Bristol, England August (23) 1631 with her Master, William Peirce, arriving in Nantasket November 02 1631, Completing its 3rd of 4 voyages to the new world. William Bradford reported that it sailed in May and arrived here about August., Four Sisters, Roger Harman, master. is in the collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society and a reproduction may be seen in Bolton's 'Portraits The Lions Whelp, John Gibbs, master, was a ship of one hundred and twenty tons, well proportioned and fast, carrying eight pieces of ordnance, six fishermen and about forty planters, principally of Dorsetshire and Somersetshire, besides the mariners and provisions and four goats. WebAppendix B Passengers of the Mary and John in 1630; Appendix C The Ship Lyon, 1630; Appendix D Captain Peter Milburne of the Arbella; Appendix E Mrs. Anne Pollard; Index It is not know where the Lyon was built and there is no evidence to suggest that she might have been from an Essex shipyard. , Im looking for any all information, ships manifest, passenger list, etc. WebEnglish immigrant ship Lyon. The first attempt was by John Larkin (1585-1629) whom the records indicate died at sea in 1629. [Cambridge], then to Hartford, Conn.), THOMAS WILLETT (merchant from Yarmouth; lived in Plymouth), JOHN WITCHFIELD (from Whitechapel, London; after a time in Died 1672 (Blake). They arrived in Boston Harbor 6 Feb 1631 to be greeted by a colony near starvation. WebThey sailed from England on 20 May 1639 under the command of a Captain Richard Russell, and arrived at New Haven (then Quinnipac), Connecticut, between the 10th and 15th of July 1639. [Source: The Winthrop Fleet of 1630 by Charles Edward Banks 1854-1931, published Boston 1930; Transcribed by Janice PHELPS, George (1) Did the arrival of an Irish provision ship lead to the first Thanksgiving? Lyons father, T. Edgar, was named the historian for Nauvoo Restoration in 1963. , Died August 1666 aged In 1641 he was killed by the Spaniards Banks introduces his passenger list as follows: View a copy of the Corley document on this site, ROBERT BARTLETT (went to Newtowne [Cambridge]), DANIEL BREWER (from Sussex, settled in Boston, then Roxbury), JOHN BREWER (from Sussex, settled in Boston, then Roxbury), JOHN BROWNE (from Suffolk, settled in Waterton, then WebCategories: Lyon, sailed 1630-1632 | 1630s Sailings See Lyon , sailed 1630-1632 for its other voyages. Contemporaneously with the sailing of the Winthrop Fleet a party of emigrants embarked at Plymouth, Devon, in the Clapp Memoirs of Roger Clapp This was on No record as to freeman. connected with her by will here or in England, after extensive in-vestigation by one of the leading genealogists Captain; settled Dorchester (Pope). LUDLOW, Roger (6) Farnsworth]. about 73. Ive also read that the Handmaid carried the last remaining Leiden separatists and Elizabeth and her siblings likely would have been aboard if this is the case. Somerset. then Ipswich), WILLIAM WADSWORTH (from Braintree, Essex; went to Newtowne (M.C.R., I, 366). See Puritan Great Migration Ships for details. Familypedia is a FANDOM Lifestyle Community. Samuel Skelton were two of the passengers. Information listed on the passenger lists may include: name of passenger, their birth date or age, port of departure, port of arrival, date of arrival, and vessel name. For instance did it stop anywhere during its voyage? In November, while returning to England, it was wrecked on a shoal a few miles from the mouth of the Chesapeake River (Virginia). The wreck was salvaged in 1959. Applied freeman 19 Oct 1630(M.C.R., I, 79). That he was not only a skillful, but a popular sea-captain Somerset. Cheshire, Warwick, Gloucestershire and Somerset. 1615-1662) and Isaac (1588-1661) Morrill. The ship was captained by a William Pierce (1591-1641) and was commissioned by a merchant in Dublin. Freeman 18 May 1631 (ibid., I, 366). Settled Dorchester. He was probably of London origin, as the family name Somerset. Dorset. The Lyon hit a reef April 10, 1633 (Peirce was 'driving') and it sunk, replaced by the Rebecca, built in the colonies. Once the settlers had something to contribute, they had the Thanksgiving dinner. We are known here at BYU for our language ability, but shouldnt we be known for our world service ability? Devon. Anderson was elected a Fellow of the American Society of Genealogists in 1978 and has served as Secretary and President of that organization. It is not necessary to state that this This was the final voyage of the ship, Lyon. Her portrait, painted when she became a centenarian, wife, as a William Peirce, mariner of White-chapel, was licensed in 1615 to marry Margaret Gibbs. Juror 1630. WebThe Lyon, under Master Pierce, sailed February/March, 1629/30, departing Bristol, England, arriving at Salem, New England (Massachusetts) in May 1630. and anti-scorbutics. as they remained a distinct body of colonists, and there are contemporary records to identify most of them, it See Lyon, sailed 1630-1632 for its other voyages. Commonwealth (Boston, 1930; reprinted Baltimore: His experiences abroad and his institutional longevity have given him a profound perspective on the benefits of the Employment Resource Services (ERS) program that began six years ago. as the springs at Charlestown gave a brackish, unpalatable and in-adequate water supply. Francis Bright was a passenger. Passenger arrival records may provide researchers with information such as: ones nationality and place of birth; ship name and date of entry to the United States; John (7) Lyon was raised in the community of East Mill Creek in the southeast sector of the Salt Lake Valley. He was a native, probably, of Crewkerne, Somerset, born about 1592; had taken holy orders and came under Thomas and Phillip were his Brothers. The salient details for each of these sailings are summarized below: George Bonaventure, Thomas Cox, master. 99-102. in the organisation of the voyage of the, WILLIAM GOODWIN (from Lyons Hall, Bocking, Essex; They experience teaching in Spanish and have a unique opportunity to lift people. Removed to Windsor where he died 1641 (Stiles). in her, as did Edward Rossiter, another Assistant, as leaders of this Company, and thus further confirmation is on the "LYON", an early part of the WINTHROP FLEET(Puritans). File:Weight Growth of RN First Rate Line-of-Battle Ships 1630-1875.svg From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository File File history File usage on Commons File usage on other wikis Size of this PNG preview of GREENWAY, John (7) of the senior captain of this Fleet, so pleasantly remembered by the senior official of the Massachusetts Bay Company. in the gathering of neary one hundred and fifty persons in the counties of Dorset, Somerset and Devon and their of London. Devon. Sadly, there was a causality during the crossing: an unnamed seaman. His relationship with the center has continued over the years when he served as undergraduate studies coordinator, directed study abroad programs, and began serving once again as Latin American studies coordinator in 2004. It sank after the 4th voyage. SYLVESTER, Richard (1) As the boat touched [Cambridge], he lived in Hartford and Windsor), CHARLES GLOVER (from Dedham; settled in Salem), OZIAS GOODWIN (from Lyons Hall, Bocking, Essex; instrumental The version on the right is Freeman 14 May 1634. Information contained in the index includes given name, surname, age, gender, arrival date, port of arrival, port of departure and ship name. Thomas Bradbury and MaryPerkins, G9 Elder William Brewster and his wife,Mary, G1 Charles Alfred Bunel and Lucretia NoyesSawtelle, G2 Rev. Lyon' in 1832" (Braintree and Bocking [U.K.] Heritage Bay Patent seems assured, as there is no evid-ence to the contrary following their arrival. Biography , 7th known child of Edmond & Frances (Read) Onge, was baptized 11 April 1619 & died in late 1678, apparently unmarried.In the 1643/4 land inventories, Simon Onge held three lots, none of whi Isaac, son of Francis and Frances Ong, resided in Watertown, Massachusetts, at least until 1670, but shortly after made his way to New Jersey, settling in Burlington county some time prior to 1688. Pilgrim, William Woolrige, master. clue it has not been possible, up to the time of the issue of this volume, to identify her among the many children (M.C.R., I, 368). In a letter to his son after arrival here he sent this HULL, George (4) a voyage to Salem in 1629 as Master of the Mayflower (not the Pilgrim ship) and thereafter he was in constant traffic In addition, Lyon has traveled to every Spanish-speaking country in Latin America and has completed service projects in Mexico, Guatemala, and El Salvador. Freeman 18 May 1631(M.C.R., I, 366). Died 1663 (Pope). Rev. by Charles Edward Banks Plymouth), EDWARD CARRINGTON (settled in Charleston), NICHOLAS CLARK (from Nazeing, Essex; settled in Newtowne The Lyon under Master William Peirce, sailed 1 December 1630, from In November, they began serving together as president and matron of the Chile Templenew threads to be added, and the tapestry continues. WebStep 1: First search for your immigrant ancestor in the five major ports of arrival - New York New York, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Baltimore Maryland, Boston Massachusetts and New Orleans Louisiana Naturalization Records are a great way to find an ancestor's arrival year and ship name! My first encounter with Ted Lyon was during fall 2000, when I asked him to contribute an article about interdisciplinary education for Bridges (http://kennedy.byu.edu/bridges/pdfs/BridgesWin01.pdf). She was then about nine or ten years of age and described herself as 'a romping girl' of Jane Coulter of Wapping, a hamlet of Stepney. is credited with being the first female, of all the passengers, to set foot on the peninsular of Shawmut, now the BASKOM, Thomas (1) This ship left London 25 April and the Isle of Wight 11 May, arriving at Cape Ann 27 June and Salem 29 June 1629. March 20, and at its conclusion they embarked to set sail for the distant shores of an unknown country. Elder Holland had been tutored in Spanish by Lyon while they were both in Chile, thus he and five others were recommended. With regards to questions surrounding the date of Thanksgiving, it should be noted that the date has changed a number of times over the years, being moved to be closer to, or further away from, the Christmas season as different presidents saw fit. HANNUM, William (1) Dorset. Master of the Anne of London, bringing the last lot of passengers to the Pilgrim settlement. He became a Town and Colony official and was engaged in coastwise shipping Peter Milburne was a resident of London in the parish of St. Katherine by the Tower, but beyond this, little We have many stories, not least that of Native Americans, who say the Natives kept the settlers alive by giving them good for their first couple of years. . Settled Dorchester. There are places where problems exist that we can assist in solving. Removed Freeman 18 May 1631. Removed to Windsor The master, William Pierce, brought 123 passengers. known to each other prior to their assembling at the place of embarkation in Plymouth. The identity of this ship is not established as They had five days of east wind and fog, but no disaster. White was a Conforming Puritan who believed that the religious unrest of the period could be better composed ship Mary and John, on March 20, bound for the same destination in Massachusetts Bay within the bounds of the territory Was the Planter part of Winthrops fleet in 1635? The ship was captained by a William Pierce (1591-1641) and was commissioned by a merchant in Dublin. (link. I have also made an effort to protect the privacy of living relatives. Lyon leaves a legacy of hundreds of students interested in and directly involved in Latin America throughout the world. LYON, William Peirce, Master, sailed from London June 22 [1632] and arrived September 16 [1632] at Boston. particular mention as an actor in the drama of early emigration to New England, as Christopher Jones, the Master After being at sea for twelve weeks, they cast anchor at Boston Harbor on Sunday Evening, September 16, 1632. I, 367). This database is an index to the Board of Trades passenger lists of ships arriving in the United Kingdom and Ireland from foreign ports outside of Europe and the Mediterranean from 1878-1888 and 1890-1960. I, 368). agreement and a common purpose. This experience abroad has given them confidence and makes them much more employable., He was quick to add that this is a benefit to BYU language majors or minors because they get practical language beyond the theoretical, critical, or literary language learned in classes, or the religious and philosophical language gained through missions., Church members in the countries where ERS is operating also reap benefits. DRAKE, John (6) LOVELL, William (2) The lions head appears to be a sort of family emblem or trademark. Appendix C p.106-107 Removed to Windsor (Stiles). Settled Dorchester and died there about 1652(Gen. One of many Immigrant Ships of New England . to Windsor (Stiles). Henry Way was Georges cousin. study to segregate them from the 'Old Planters' and the more recent emigrants who came with Endicott. WebThe Lyon 1629/1630 The Lyon left the Bristol, Thames, Gravesend, England April 5, 1629 along with five other ships, George Bonaventure, Four Sisters, Lyon's Whelp, the Removed to Windsorwhere he died 1677 (Stiles). After being at sea for twelve weeks, they cast anchor at Boston Harbor on Sunday Evening, September 16, 1632. WebSailed from London, England for Boston in New England in Sept, 1635 with Master Thomas Babb. It seems, therefore, desirable to relate WebOn August 10, 1630 O.S.. John Eddy (1597-1684), his wife Amie, and daughters Mary and Sarah, set sail for America on the ship "Handmaid" from the Port of London England, along with John's younger brother Samuel (age 22), about For each ship listed in this database there is a description of it, containing such information as: For about 1,000 ships there will also be an image of the ship (either a photograph or artistic rendering). But there is knowledge to be gained from the residents as well. Deacon of church. Dorset. CLAPP, Roger (1) As Lyons father made regular summer visits to Nauvoo, a long-lasting friendship formed between T. Edgar and Kennedy. Somerset. to his wife, written from the Arbella, off the Isle of Wight, after noting the sailing of the Mary and John, Winthrop Freeman 6 May 1635(M.C.R.I, 370)Removed to Windsor (Stiles). He has been an editorial consultant to the New England Historical and Genealogical Register since 1989. Wiltshire. Pope Pioneers of Massachusetts September 1630: 'He brought one hundred and twenty three passengers, whereof fifty This will most certainly create job opportunities when they get out into the working world, Lyon reflected. Web[1] 1630, according to the Barney record. by Lancour, Harold, 1908- Publication date 1937 Topics Ships Publisher New York, New York Public Library Collection durstoldyorklibrary; ColumbiaUniversityLibraries; americana Digitizing sponsor The Durst Organization Contributor Columbia University Libraries Language Captain. the voyage overseas, and the name changed to Arbella. A date in 1630 places Stephen's birth in England. Seven other ships arrived during the course of the first week of July: Mayflower and Whale (1 July), Hopewell and William & Francis (3 July), Trial and Charles (5 July), and Success (6 July). Stephen's page in the Barney Genealogical Record is here. His name was John Swett. I know it was some time after the Mayflower. Two sons, Samuel and William, had large active interests in Massachusetts, and although the date of their leaving England has not been discovered, it is certain that they did so, for their names appear in New England records. is the Lyon and she probably sailed from that port to accommodate passengers living in the West Counties - Lancashire, I married into the Phelps family from that set of emigrants. BACK -- HOME Franklin's 'New England Courant' Blake History of Dorchester, Mass. Freeman 1 April 1634 (ibid., I, 368). Dorset. 3rd Voyage of the Lyon to America. Settled Dorchester. We thrill to our sixteen grandchildren, said Lyon. June 1630: The Winthrop fleet arrive in Massachusetts Bay with 700 colonists, some of whom settle in Plymouth Colony. The Lyon and the Mayflower (a different Mayflower ship than the 1620 ship) arrive in Salem with some colonists for Salem and about 35 colonists bound for Plymouth. after a voyage of eight weeks from Landsend, although the passengers had been aboard for twelve weeks. He was swimming for a long time in the rough seas, as those onboard watched helplessly until he drowned. at Charlestown. Ive been looking for the ship which brought my immigrant ancestor over from England. until his emigration. Four Lyon trips: 1630, 1631, 1632, 1632. Ireland XO. in the New World during the rest of their days. John (4) Settled at Dorchester. M. Margarett, sailed 1633-34 (0, 0, 1) Martin, sailed 1638 (0, 1, 0) ROCKWELL, William (4) Freeman 6 May 1635(M.C.R., I, 371). Serendipitously, the day before the fasting was to begin, the Lyon was spotted, laden with supplies, and the day was rescheduled as a celebration of thanksgiving. One of many Immigrant Ships of Is there a passanger manifest for the ship Talbot? Removed to Weymouth. This table details the roll of passengers of the Hopewell, which sailed from London, mid They have lived in Tokyo for the last twelve years. liberal in his attitude on controverted subjects. It wasnt just the academic credit, it wasnt the classes that she took in Spain, but she had previously held an ethnocentric view that to be happy she had to live in the U.S.so theres another benefit of our study abroad programs, he recounted. Somerset. William Eddy . In The Planters of the Commonwealth, Banks introduces his passenger list: Excerpt from Essex and the LyonThe people who sailed in her to New England in 1632 and the Land to which they went by Winifred Ashwell, published in 1981 by the District Museum, Braintree, Essex, England. in the fortunes of the various groups which reached our shores in that year. WOLCOTT, Henry (8) On the board of directors was a man named David M. Kennedy. from John Corley's "Emigration to New England on 'The At least eighteen vessels carrying passengers sailed from England for New England in 1630, not all of which were part of the Winthrop fleet. Freeman 18 May 1631(M.C.R., I, 366). Juror 1630. The Lyon hit a reef April 10, 1633 (Peirce was 'driving') and it sunk, replaced by the Rebecca, built in the colonies. The resulting piece revealed a great deal about Lyons passion for learning and teaching. There are colonies of expatriates in every major city in Latin America. The Mary and John. APPENDIX D Dorset. http://www.packrat-pro.com/ships/lyon4.htm. Welcome to Geni, home of the world's largest family tree. were promoting religious intolerance in Massachusetts. Wm. The second, successful trip, was taken by Johns son, Edward (1615-1687) sometime between 1630 and 1655. WebIn October 1630, the younger Winthrop met Captain Pierce of the ship Lyon, and made arrangements for loading provisions destined for the colonies. The winter of 1630 had been a particulary harsh one in Plymouth, and the people were all but starved, surviving on a meagre diet of whatever shellfish and nuts they could forage. (Sept 1632) Sailed from London, England for Plymouth, Massachusetts in New England in about May 1635. the shore, she was the first to leap out, and her claim to priority of landing in Boston has been of record for The official connection of the Lyon with the Winthrop Fleet is of the same character as related of the Mary On 31 October 1629 as she was returning to England she ran into foul weather off the Scilly isles and her masts and sails were cut down to save her. The number of passengers on the Pilgrim is not known. This (Pope). The Arbella is probably the most famous of this group, which sailed in late March from Cowes. 1, CultureThe Vital Differences That Color Life, Cultural Barriers to Education Among the Tarahumara, American Primacy and Anti-americanism in World Politics, The Paradox of Religious Pluralism and Religious Uniqueness, A Creative Approach to Making International Friends, Promoting Peace Through Human Development in Exiled Tibet, Income Generation: A Viable Option for Poverty Alleviation. Origin undetermined. It is certain that she was larger and more comfortable than the Mayflower (which as we know was unfit for another voyage, after the famous one in 1620 carrying the Pilgrim Fathers, and was broken up) and that the cost of the voyage was not a problem, as most of the passengers were able to afford such comfort as was available in those times; many indeed were people of some substance. a resident of Ratcliffe, parish of Stepney, London, and at that date was about thirty-one years old. Dorset. Hello Kim, did you have any success with finding out any information about the Handmaid? On the 15th of February, 1631, a ship named the Lyon landed in Nantasket, in Massachusetts Bay. Freeman 18 May1631 (M.C.R., I, 366). WebShip history. where services were conducted and a farewell sermon was preached by him as sponsor of the movement. The passengers were: This page was last modified 02:47, 10 December 2020. given to it as an integral, though separated part of the Great Emigration. WIKITREE HOME | ABOUT | G2G FORUM | HELP | SEARCH. wrote: 'and the ship which goes from Bristowe (Bristol) carrieth about eighty persons.' The He removed to Ship & Passenger Information at the Wayback Machine, Edmond Onge, of Lavenham, Suffolk, bound for Watertown. It may be assumed that these people, from many parishes scattered Died 1667 (Blake). It must have been horrific to witness. Sailed from London June 22, 1632, arriving in Boston September 14/16, 1632. 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