For anyone familiar with early American history, the name “John Billington” may conjure up a negative connotation; the Mayflower passenger is largely remembered as being the first colonist to be tried and executed for murder.
Love is in the air at the Alden House – with a tea and talk on early New England courtship traditions and tea etiquette, taking place this Valentine's Day in Duxbury!
Read on to learn more about the real life love story of Mayflower passengers John Alden and Priscilla Mullins...
The King’s Chapel Burying Ground in Boston is the final resting place of the Mayflower passenger who, legend has it, was the first woman to step ashore at Plymouth Rock.
GSMD is excited to welcome David A. Furlow, editor of the Pilgrim Isaac Allerton Society Journal, as our special guest blogger for this week's Family Society Friday... which features the Pilgrim Isaac Allerton Society!
The Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants selects Three Visitors to Early Plymouth (with foreword by James W. Baker) for a Book Discussion at the Mayflower Society House.
Every Friday, we will be spotlighting a different GSMD-endorsed Family Society and the Mayflower passenger they honor! To kick things off, let’s start at the top of the alphabet – our first feature is the Alden Kindred of America (AKA).
For anyone familiar with early American history, the name “John Billington” may conjure up a negative connotation; the Mayflower passenger is largely remembered as being the first colonist to be tried and executed for murder.
