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Blessing

"Theis vnder written names are to be transported to New England imbarqued in the Blessing Jo: Lecester Mr. the p'ties having brought Cert. from the minister and Justices of their conformitie being no Subsedy men, tooke ye oaths of Alleg: and Supremacie".

Columns represent: first name, last name, age

    
  1  Willm Cope                26
  2  Richard Cope              24
  3  Thomas King               21
  4  Jo: Stockbridge           27
  5  Robert Saiewell           30
  6  Wm Brooke                 20
  7  Gilbert Brooke            14
  8  Nathaniell Byham          14
  9  Jo: Wassell               10
 10* W. Vassall                42  
 11  Rich: More                20
 12  Robert Turner             24
 13  Eliza: Holly              30
 14  Ann Vassall                6
 15  Margaret Vassall           2
 16  Mary Vassall               1
 17  Elizabeth Robinson        32
 18  Sara Robinson          1 1/2
 19  Nico: Robertson           30
 20  Jo: Mory                  19
 21  Charles Stucbridge         1
 22* James Saiewell             1 
 23  Jo: Robinson               5
 24  Ann Stockbridge           21
 25  Suzan Saiewell            25
 26  Ann Vassall               42
 27  Suzan King                30
 28  Judith Vassall            16
 29  Sarah Tynkler             15
 30* ffra: Vassall             12
 31  Thomazin Munson           14
 32  Kat: Robinson             12
 33  Mary Robinson              7
 34  Robt Onyon                26

Transcriber's Notes:
 10  Hotten says Wm.
 22  Hotten says 1 1/2
 30  Hotten says Fra.


Correspondence added 11-03-2006, Passengers 28 & 30 VASSALL
Passenger 28, Judith Vassall, married Resolved White, son of Walter 
White.  Both Resolved and Walter were Mayflower passengers.  
She became my 8th great-grandmother.  Resolved died in Salem, about 1688, 
Judith in Marshfield about 1670. They had eight known children.
 
Passenger 30, Frances Vassall, married James Adams, son of John Adams who 
arrived on the "Fortune" in 1621.  She is also my 8th great-grandmother.
James died in Marshfield in Jan 1653/54.  I don't have a place or date of 
death for Frances.  They had five children.
 
I've been meaning to thank you for transcribing this ever since I found 
it about five years ago!
 
Yours
 
Karyl Hubbard
karylh@yahoo.com
 

"Theis vnder written names are to be transported to N. England imbarqued in the Blessing, John Lester Mr. the p'ties have brought Cert: from the ministers and Justices of their conformitie in Religion and that they are no Subsedy men."

  1  Jo: Jackson fisherman     40
  2  Margaret Jackson          36
  3  John Jackson               2
  4  Jo: Manifold              17
  5* John Burules              26  
  6* Jo: ffitch                14 
  7  Nico Long                 19
  8  Christian Buck            26
  9  Barnabie Davies           36
 10* Suzan Daues               16  
 11  Robert Lewes              28
 12  Eliz: Lewes               22
 13  Edward Ingram             18
 14  Henry Beck                18
 15  Jo: Hathoway              18
 16  Jo: Brigges               20
 17  Robt. Lewes               28
 18  Richard Sexton            14
 19  Mary Hubbard              24
 20* Mary Sprall               20  
 21  Rich. Hallingworth        40
 22  Suzan Hallingworth        30
 23  Christian Hunter          20
 24  Eliz: Hunter              18
 25  Tho: Hunter               14
 26  Wm Hunter                 11
 27  Wm Hollingworth            7
 28  Rich Hallingworth          4
 29  Suzan Hallingworth         2
 30  Eliz: Hallingworth         3
 31  Tho: Trentum              14
 32* Tho: Bigges               13  
 33* Jo: Brigges               20 
 34  Eliz: Lewes               22

Transcriber's Notes:
  5  Hotten says Burles
  6  Hotten says Fitch
 10  Hotten says Danes or Daues
 20  Hotten says Spratt
 32  Hotten says Bigg's
 33  Hotten says Brigg's

Correspondence 10/18/02 passenger #3 KING
The Blessing left England in mid July with my relative Thomas King.
Ann

"Passengers To America, ed. Michael Tepper, GPC, 1988, pg. 30 and 34-35."
"The Original Lists Of Persons Of Quality...", ed. by John C. Hotten, GPC, 1976, pg. 93-94 and 108."
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