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A 1620 Mayflower passenger, Thomas Rogers was a camlet merchant in Leiden, where he became a citizen in 1618. He sold his house there in 1620 (Dexter, p. 632). His son Joseph accompanied [p.346] him to Plymouth, and survived him when Thomas died during the early illnesses.
There is some contention about which Thomas Rogers arrived in Plymouth on the Mayflower. This is a different rendition indicating that this Thomas, as opposed to his father was the Mayflower passenger.-----Thomas Rogers, the eldest of Thomas Matthew Rogers and the 9th generation member of the Rogers family, was born circa 1586/7.
Mar 14, 2018 · When Thomas Rogers was about 48 he arrived on the Mayflower from Leiden with his son Joseph, who was about 17. Thomas died during the first winter in Plymouth. His son Joseph survived and had a family. Thomas’s son John came to Plymouth later, possibly along with two of his daughters. This biography is also available on our Mayflower 2020 ...
May 14, 2024 · Joan (Hurst) Tilley, "Mayflower" Passenger was born in Henlow, Central Bedfordshire, England and baptized at the parish church there on March 13, 1567/8. Her parents were William Hurst and Rose Marshe. She came on the Mayflower (1620) with her second husband, John Tilley, and their 13 year old daughter Elizabeth, as well as John's brother ...
Aug 16, 2020 · The Thomas Roger baptized 11 June 1587 in Stratford-upon-Avon was the son Thomas Rogers and Margaret Pace. He died in Stratford-upon-Avon leaving a will dated 27 August 1639 and proved 21 May 1640 naming his wife Anne, a son Edward and four daughters. [12] [13] He certainly was not the immigrant to New England.
About this page. This chart lists the descendants of Thomas Rogers, b. ~1571, d. 11 Jan 1621. Thomas and his son, Joseph were passengers on the Mayflower. This chart lists the descendants of John Rogers, b. 1619, d. 1685. John arrived in Jamestown, Virginia, in 1635.
Mar 20, 2018 · In 1620, the vessel Mayflower took the first immigrants across the Atlantic to the New World of America. One of its passengers was Thomas Rogers, born around 1572-73 in Watford parish. Given this, Thomas became one of Watford's most well-known past citizens. Of the 102 passengers, the many descendants of Thomas Rogers in the United States have been well documented by the Thomas Rogers Society ...
