General Notes

REFN: 33573
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REFN22092[entirefamily.ged]
REFN33573 Plymouth Pilgrims, Puritan seperatists from Church of England,
some Unknown  in Holland, left Plymouth, England, September 16, 1620, on
the Mayflowe r. Original destination was Virginia.  They reached Cape Cod
Nov. 19, 1620, exp lored thecoast; 103 passengers landed December 26,
1620, at Plymouth. Mayflowe r Compact was agreement to form a government
and abide  by its  laws. Half of c olony died during harsh winter.
William was among  them, as was  his wife Alic e, and 20-year old son,
Joseph Mullins.  William Mullins was one of the famedP ilgrims who
sailed from Plymouth, England, to Plymouth, Massachusetts, on the M
ayflower in 1620.  The   Pilgrims were seeking separation from the Church
of En gland.  Of the 103  passengers  on the Mayflower, half died during
the brutal w inter of 1620-21.  William   was one of the unfortunates,
dyingin February, 16 21, and his wife, Alice, also succomed in March,
1621.  His daughter, Priscilla , survived, and lived to  the ripe age of
79.  See also notes under Priscilla. Name variation:  MullinesPlymouth
Pilgrims, Puritan seperatists from Church of England, some Unknown  in
Holland, left Plymouth, England, September 16, 1620, on the Mayflower.
Original destination was Virginia. They reached Cape Cod Nov. 19, 1620,
explored the coast; 103 passengers landed December 26, 1620, at Plymouth.
Mayflower Compact was agreement to form a government and abide  by its
laws.
Half of colony died during harsh winter.  William was among  them, as was
his
wife Alice, and 20-year old son, Joseph Mullins.
William Mullins was one of the famed Pilgrims who sailed from Plymouth,
England, to Plymouth, Massachusetts, on the Mayflower in 1620.  The
Pilgrims
were seeking separation from the Church of England.  Of the 103
passengers  on
the Mayflower, half died during the brutal winter of 1620-21.  William
was one
of the unfortunates, dying in February, 1621, and his wife, Alice, also
succomed in March, 1621.  His daughter, Priscilla, survived, and lived to
the
ripe age of
79.  See also notes under Priscilla.
Name variation:  Mullines

This information is from;
Debbie Ferguson
debbiestrees@@earthlink.net
Grants Pass, Oregon

REFN: 33573
[entirefamily.ged]
REFN22092[entirefamily.ged]
REFN33573 Plymouth Pilgrims, Puritan seperatists from Church of England,
some Unknown  in Holland, left Plymouth, England, September 16, 1620, on
the Mayflowe r. Original destination was Virginia.  They reached Cape Cod
Nov. 19, 1620, exp lored thecoast; 103 passengers landed December 26,
1620, at Plymouth. Mayflowe r Compact was agreement to form a government
and abide  by its  laws. Half of c olony died during harsh winter.
William was among  them, as was  his wife Alic e, and 20-year old son,
Joseph Mullins.  William Mullins was one of the famedP ilgrims who
sailed from Plymouth, England, to Plymouth, Massachusetts, on the M
ayflower in 1620.  The   Pilgrims were seeking separation from the Church
of En gland.  Of the 103  passengers  on the Mayflower, half died during
the brutal w inter of 1620-21.  William   was one of the unfortunates,
dyingin February, 16 21, and his wife, Alice, also succomed in March,
1621.  His daughter, Priscilla , survived, and lived to  the ripe age of
79.  See also notes under Priscilla. Name variation:  MullinesPlymouth
Pilgrims, Puritan seperatists from Church of England, some Unknown  in
Holland, left Plymouth, England, September 16, 1620, on the Mayflower.
Original destination was Virginia. They reached Cape Cod Nov. 19, 1620,
explored the coast; 103 passengers landed December 26, 1620, at Plymouth.
Mayflower Compact was agreement to form a government and abide  by its
laws.
Half of colony died during harsh winter.  William was among  them, as was
his
wife Alice, and 20-year old son, Joseph Mullins.
William Mullins was one of the famed Pilgrims who sailed from Ply