The author feels deep gratitude, and would here express it, to the librarians of the Massachusetts Historical Society, the New England Genealogic-Historical Register, the American Antiquarian Society, the Register of Deeds, Pilgrim Hall, and the Russell Library of Plymouth, private and public libraries of Duxbury and Marshfield, and to Mr. Arthur Lord and all other individuals who have assisted in this research. The publications of the Society of Mayflower Descendants, and the remarkable researches of its editor, Mr. George E. Bowman, call for special appreciation.
Annie Russell Marble.
Worcester, Massachusetts.
CONTENTS
| Foreword | [v] | |
| I | Endurance and Adventure: The Voyage and Landing | [3] |
| II | Communal and Family Life in Plymouth 1621-1623 | [21] |
| III | Matrons and Maidens Who Came in “The Mayflower” | [53] |
| IV | Companions Who Arrived in “The Fortune” and “The Ann” | [93] |
| Index | [109] |
ERRATA
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| [49] | (And foot-notes elsewhere) read The Mayflower Descendant for Mayflower Descendants. |
| [49] | Foot-note, read 53 Mt. Vernon St. for 9 Ashburton Pl. |
| [78] | Line 21, read two hundred and seventy for seventy. |
| [79] | Line 12, read inventory for will. |
| [82] | Line 12, omit Revolutionary. |
| [84] | Lines 4 and 5, read Edward Winslow and Peregrine White for William Mullins and Miles Standish. |
| [84] | Line 21, read Petty coate with silke Lace for Pretty, etc. |
| [86] | Line 25, read step-mother for mother. |
| [88] | Line 10, read eighty for ninety years. |
| [98] | Line 14, read Abraham for Alexander. |
| [102] | Line 9, read Mercy for Mary. |