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The Planters of the Commonwealth in Massachusetts 1620 - 1640, pages 96 and 97 . Winthrop: Journal, 1, 80-81; Gen. Reg., XII, 274.
WILLIAM AND FRANCIS, Captain...... Thomas, Master. She left London March 9 and arrived June 5, 'with about sixty passengers.'
- Rev. THOMAS WELD of Terling, county Essex Roxbury
- Mrs. Margaret Weld
- John Weld
- Thomas Weld
- Samuel Weld
- Edmund Weld
- Rev. STEPHEN BACHILER of Newton Stacy, county Hants Saugus
- Mrs. Helen Bachiler
- John Sanborn
- William Sanborn
- Stephen Sanborn
- THOMAS PAINE
- THOMAS WOODFORD Roxbury
- THOMAS THOMAS Springfield
- EDWARD WINSLOW (returning from England) Plymouth
- JOHN SMALLEY Plymouth
- JOHN WHETSTONE Scituate
- WILLIAM HILL of Upminster, county Essex Roxbury
- Rev. WILLIAM PERKINS of London Roxbury
- WALTER HARRIS of London Plymouth
- JOSEPH MANNERING
- JOHN LEVIN
- THOMAS OLIVER Boston
- Mrs. Anne Oliver
- John Oliver
- James Oliver
- Peter Oliver
- ...... Oliver
- ...... Oliver
- THOMAS HAYWARD
- JOHN HART
- WILLIAM NORTON
- ROBERT GAMLIN probably from Kent Roxbury
- Mary Gamlin
- ROBERT GAMLIN, JR.
- Mrs. Elizabeth Gamlin
- John Mayo
- CHRISTOPHER HUSSEY of Dorking, county Surrey Saugus and Hampton, New Hampshire
- Mrs. Theodate Hussey
- Stephen Hussey
- Mrs. Mary Hussey mother
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- from Milton Oliver:
According to THE GREAT MIGRATION BEGINS, Vol. 2, pp. 1354-1357, my ancestor Thomas Oliver came 1632 on the William & Frances with his (3rd) wife Anne (d. 1635) and children 3-9, namely: John, Peter, Nathaniel, James, Abigail, Samuel and Daniel. Their origins in the village of Thorpe Achurch, Northamptonshire, were discovered a few years ago by genealogist Leslie Mahler -see article in N.E. Hist. Gen. Register..
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