Margaret Rogers[1][2]was baptized May 30, 1613 at Watford, Northamptonshire, England.[3][2][1]
Margaret stayed behind in Leiden when Thomas and Joseph Rogers took their voyage on the Mayflower. A poll tax in 1622 recorded them living in the Over 't Hoff quarter of Leiden.[4][5]
It is thought that Margaret may have come to the Plymouth Colony with her mother, sister Elizabeth and brother John about 1629 or 30, as Governor Bradford said that "the rest of Thomas Rogers's came over and are married and have many children".[6] She may have married in Plymouth Colony and had issue.[2]
Research note
One theory is that both Alice and Margaret died in 1622 of a European Plague at the estate of Martyr John Roberts the Paternal great grandfather.[7]
↑ 2.02.12.2Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Volume Nineteen: Thomas Rogers, Edition: Ann T. Reeves, Volume: 19, Alice W.A. Westgate (General Society of Mayflower Descendants, 2000)
↑ Jeremy D. Bangs, "Pilgrim Homes In Leiden," New England Historical and Genealogical Register Vol. 154(2000):432-33.
↑ William Bradford, History of Plymouth Plantation, Now first printed from the original manuscript for The Massachusetts Historical Society, (Boston: LIttle, Brown, and Company, 1856) Apendix, No. I. Passengers of the Mayflower. p. 449. "2. Thomas Rogers, and Joseph, his sone. His other children came afterwards." and p. 453, "6. Thomas Rogers dyed in the first sickness, but his sone Joseph is still living, and is married, and hath 5. children. The rest of Thomas Rogers [children] came over, & are maried, & have many children."
I've moved the bit about a plague death to research notes. This makes little sense and should probably be removed - what "Roberts" great-grandfather? What is the source?
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