1620 - 1680 English Ship Manifests

Date: 1620 to 1680
Location: England
Surname/tag: Hotten

Of all such persons as embarked themselves in the good ship called the Hercules, of Sandwich, of the burthen of 200 tons, John Witherley, master, and therein transported from Sandwich to the plantation called New England in America; with certificates from the ministers where they last dwelt of their conversation, and conformity to the orders and discipline of the church, and that they had taken the oath of allegiance and supremacy. (The certificates, all dated February and March, 1634, are here omitted.)Hotten

Ship Hercules, Master John Witherly From Sandwich to New England Feb 1634 - Mar 1634

Master	From	Skill	Wife	Children	Servants
Nathaniel Tilden	Tenterden	yeoman	Lydia	7	7
Jonas Austen	Tenterden		Constance	4	-
Robert Brook	Maidstone mercer		Anne	7	-
Thomas Heyward	Maidstone mercer		Susannah	5	-
Will Witherell	Maidstone mercer	schoolmaster	Mary	3	1
Fannet	Ashford	hemp-dresser	-	-	-
Thomas Boney	Sandwich	Shoemaker	-	-	-
Henry Ewell	Sandwich	Shoemaker	-	-	-
William Hatch	Sandwich	Merchant	Jane	-	-
Samuel HInckley	Tenterden	-	Sarah	-	-
Isaac Cole	Sandwich	Carpenter	Joan	-	-
Thomas Champion	Ashford	-	-	-	-
Thomas Besbeech	Sandwich	-	-	6	3
Jonathan Lewis	Tenterden	-	Sarah	1	-
Parnel Harris	Bow London	-	-	-	-
James Sayers	Northbourn	Taylor	-	-	-
Comfort Starre	Ashford	Chirurgion	-	3	3
Joseph Rootes	Great Chart.	-	-	-	-
-	Eastwell	Widow.	Emily Mason	-	-
William Johnes d.	Sandwich	Painter	Margaret Johnes	-	-
Jonathan Best	Parish	Taylor	-	-	-
Thomas Bridgen	Faversham	husbandman	Wife	-	-

All persons who have take passage from Sandwich for the American plantations since the last certificate of such passentgers returned into the office of Dover Castle. Certified under the seal of office of mayoralty 9 Jun 1637, from the History of Sandwich W. Boys, 1792, p. 752Hotten

Master	From	Skill	Wife	Children	Servants
Thomas Starr	Canterbury	yeoman	Sarah	1	-
Edward Johnson	Canterbury	Joiner	Susan	7	3
Nicholas Butler	Eastwell	yeoman	Joice	3	5
Samuel Hall	Canterbury	yeoman	Joan	-	3
Henry Bachelor	Dover	brewer	Martha	-	4
Joseph Bachelor	Canterbury	taylor	Elizabeth	-	-
Henry Richardson	Canterbury	carpenter	Mary	5	1
Jarvis Boykett	Chanington	carpenter	-	-	-
John Bachelor	Canterbury	taylor	-	-	-
Nathaniel Ovell	Dover	cordwinder	-	-	1
Thomas Calle	Faversham	husbandman	Bennet	3	-
William Eaton	Staple	husbandman	Martha	3	1
Joseph Coleman	Sandwich	shoemaker	Sara	4	-
Matthew Smith	Sandwich	cordwinder	Jane	4	-
Marmaduke Peerce	Sandwich	taylor	Mary	-	1

Mayflower Passenger List 1620 landing at New PlymouthHotten

Master	From	Skill	Wife	Children	Notes
John Carver	Leyden	First Governor	Katherine	-	both died first year
Desire Minter	Leyden	-	-	-	Returned to England in poor health and died
John Howland	Leyden	Manservant	m. d/o John Tillie	10 children
Roger Wilder	Leyden	Manservant	-	-	died in first sickness
William Latham	Leyden	Boy	-	-	after more than twenty years , visited England, died in Bahamas
-	Leyden	Maid Servant	Married	-	Died one or two years later
Jasper Moore	Leyden	-	-	-	Died the first season
Mr. William Brewster	Leyden	Ruling Elder	Mary d. 1623-7	many	lived twenty three/four more years
Richard More	Leyden	-	m. afterwards	-	4 or more children placed with the Elder
Richard More's brother	Leyden	-	-	-	Died the first winter
Mr. Edward Winslow	Leyden	later Governor	Elizabeth d. first winter, remarried	2 children by second marriage	d. 1655 on a commission to the West Indies
George Soule	Winslow	-	m.	eight children
Elias Story	Winslow	-	-	-	Died the first sickness
Ellen More	Richard More sister	Young girl	-	-	Died soon after arrival
Mr. William Bradford	-	Second Governor, author	Dorothy d. soon after arrival	son in England, four children by second marriage
Mr. Isaac Allerton	-	First assistant to Governor	Mary, died in first sickness	Son, Bartholomew stayed in England, , Remember & Mary daughters
John Hook	-	Servant boy	-	-	Died in the first sickness
Mr Samuel Fuller	-	Physician	Wife in England	Child in England	Later 2 more children
William Butten	-	Servant	-	-	Died on the passage
John Crackston	-	-	-	John Crackston	son died some five or six yeasrs later
Capt Miles Standish	-	Military Chief	Rose died in first sickness	4 sons by second wife in 1650
Mr. Christopher Martin	-	-	wife died soon after arrival	-	servants, Solomon Prower and John Langemore died soon after arrival
Mr. William Mullins	-	-	wife	Joseph, mom & dad died first winter, PriscMoses Fletcherilla married John Alden	servant Robert Carter died first winter
Mr. William White	-	-	Susanna remarried Mr. E Winslow	Resolved, Peregrine married later
William Holbeck	-	-	-	-	servant, died soon after landing
Edward Thomson	-	-	-	-	servant, died soon after landing
Mr. Stephen Hopkins	-	-	Elizabeth	son & four daughters
Edward Doty	-	Servant	-	2nd m. seven children
Edward Litster	-	Servant	-	-
Mr. Richard Warren	-	-	wife in England	2 sons & five daughters in England
John Billington	London	-	Ellen	John & Francis
Mr. Edward Tillie	Leyden	-	Ann	-	both died after arrival
Henry Samson	Leyden	-	-	-	Cousin of Edward Tillie
Humility Cooper	-	-	husband	-	returned to England, Cousin of E Tillie
John Tillie	-	-	wife	Elizabeth	E. married John Howland, John and Wife died after landing
Francis Cooke	-	-	wire in England	John, five others
Mr. Stephen Hopkins	-	-	Elizabeth	son & four daughters
Thomas Rogers	-	-	-	Joseph	died in the first sickness
Thomas Tinker	-	-	wife	son	died in the first sickness
John Rigdale	-	-	Alice	-	died in the first sickness
James Chilton	-	-	wife	Mary	Another married daughter in England
Edward Fuller	-	-	wife	Samuel lived and had 9 children	both died in first sickness
John Turner	-	-	-	two sons	all three died in the first sickness, daughter came later
Peter Brown	-	-	twice married	four children	lived fourteen years after
Richard Gardiner	-	seaman	-	-	died abroad
Gilbert Winslow	-	-	-	-	lived a number of years, returned to England
John Alden	-	-	Priscilla Mullens	eleven children	hired at Southampton, "Hopeful Young Man"
John Allerton	-	-	-	-
William Trevore	seaman	-	-	-	returned
Ely	seaman	-	-	-	returned
Moses Fletcher	-	-	-	-	died in the general sickness
John Goodman	-	-	-	-	died in the general sickness
Thomas Williams	-	-	-	-	died in the general sickness
Digerie Priest	-	-	wife Allerton came later	came with wife	died in the general sickness
Edmond Margeson	-	-	-	-	died in the general sickness
Richard Britterige	-	-	-	-	died in the general sickness
Richard Clarke	-	-	-	-	died in the general sickness

Fortune Passenger List arriving 11 Nov 1621 New Plymouth

FName	LName	Notes
John	Adams
William	Bassite
William	Beale
Edward	Bompasse
Jonathan	Brewster
Clement	Brigges
John	Cannon
Robert	Cushman	Thomas C. (age 12) succeeded Elder Brewster in 1649
John	Cannon	Leyden agent in England, returned to England and died there. Son succeeded Elder Brewster in 1649
Stephen	Dean
Philip	De La Noye
Thomas	Flavell
Ford	Cannon	Widow with 3 CHILDREN - William, Martha, john
Robert	Hickes
William	Hilton
Bennet	Morgan
Thomas	Morton
Austin	Nicholas
William	Palmer	Probably two in his family
William	Pitt
Thomas	Prence	Married Elder Brewster's daughter, Patience; afterwards Governor
Moses	Simonson	-
Hugh	Statie
James	Steward
William	Tench
John	Winslow	Brother of Mr Edward Winslow
William	Wright

Those who emigrate on the "Ann" (Late June) and the "Little James" (ten days later)

FName	LName	Notes
Anthony	Annabal	afterwards settled in Scituate
Edward	Bangs	settled in Eastham
Robert	Bartlett
Fear	Brewster	Daughter of Elder Brewster
Patience	Brewster	Daughter of Elder Brewster
Edward	Burcher
Thomas	Clarke	Oldest gravestone on Plymouth Burial Hill
Christopher	Conant
Cuthbert	Cuthbertson	was a Hollander
Anthony	Dix
John	Faunce
Manasseh	Faunce
Goodwife	Flavell	probably wife of Thomas Flavell (on the Fortune)
Edmund	Flood
Bridget	Fuller	wife of Samuel Fuller, physician
Timothy	Hatherly
William	Heard
Margaret	Hickes	and children, wife of Robert Hickes (Fortune)
wife of William	Hilton	and two children, sent for before his death
Edward	Holman
John	Jenny	had "liberty, in 1636, to erect a mill for grinding and beating of corn upon the brook of Plymouth
Robert	Long
Experience	Mitchell
George	Morton	w/ 4 children and son Nathaniel (Secretary of the Colony)
Thomas Jr	Morton	son of Thomas Morton (came on the Fortune)
Ellen	Newton
John	Oldham	a man of some note afterwards
Frances	Palmer	wife of William Palmer (Fortune)
Christian	Penn
Mr.	Perce's	two servants
Joshua	Pratt
James	Rand
Robert	Rattliffe
Nicholas	Snow	settled inEastham
Alice	Southworth	widow, afterwards second wife of Governor Bradford
Francis	Sprague	settle din Duxbury
Barbara	Standish	second wife of Miles Standish, married after arrival
Thomas	Tilden
Stephen	Tracy
Ralph	Wallen

Sources

• Hotten, John Camden. The Original Lists Of Persons Of Quality (J.W. Bouton, New York, 1874) [ Pages 25-35].