William Bradford - Mayflower passenger - Governor of Plymouth Colony

Week 2.....Those from the Mayflower who did not make it to the first Thanksgiving. Poignant.

Wampanoag Territory: The Wampanoag were part of a larger group of Indians known as the Algonquian.

WAMPANOAG INDIANS - The Wampanoag ("WAHM puh NOH ag") are a North American Indian tribe that lives in southeastern Massachusetts. In 1621, the Wampanoag and English Pilgrims joined in the first Thanksgiving festival to give thanks for a good harvest and for peace. The Pilgrims had settled within the Wampanoag territory in what is now Rhode Island and Massachusetts.

GBOA 2021 will be hosted by the Massachusetts Mayflower Society in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Details to come.

American Colonial Figure. One of the charter members of the Plymouth Colony in America, he arrived on the first voyage of the Mayflower. At the time of the sailing of the vessel in 1620 for America, he was about twenty-one years old. William Bradford, second governor of the colony, wrote that John Alden was hired for...

Old burial hill in Plymouth. Massachusetts

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My father's maternal grandfather, Arthur William Fuller, has two Mayflower links. They are John Alden and Edward Fuller. JOHN & PRISCILLA ALDEN MAYFLOWER PASSENGERS: The Aldens & Mullins JOHN ALDEN (1599-1687) PRISILLA MULLINS-ALDEN (1602-1680) WILLIAM MULLINS (1578-1621) ALICE ATWOOD-MULLINS (1574-1621) John Alden, a 9th generation ancestor of Arthur Fuller, is said to be the first passenger of The Mayflower to set foot on Plymouth Rock in 1620. There are conflicting theories on his own…

Plimouth Plantation is a story of 2 cultures, the Wampanoag and the English, now called the Pilgrims. As I left the Visitor Center the path forks, right side to The Wampanoags , left side to the English Village. Since the Wampanoags have been here for the better part of 12,000 years, living in harmony with the land and the seasons, it seemed that the story should start there, not the Village. It occurs to me that if the English had arrived today that there could be an entirely different…

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Wampanoag | Another Wampanoag woman works in the garden.