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Anna Winslow
F, b. Oct 14, 1845, #6353

Father Edward Winslow b. Aug 12, 1799
Mother Hannah Prescott b. Jan 16, 1801, d. Sep 27, 1852 or Dec, 1866
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Charts Descendant Chart for Sir Richard De Prestcote
Relationship 5th cousin 5 times removed of Richard Prescott Bale.
Relationship 5th cousin 6 times removed of Alexander Prescott Bale.
Relationship 5th cousin 6 times removed of Taylor Jane Bale.
Relationship 32nd great-granddaughter of King Egbert of Wessex "1st King of England".
Last Edited Mar 31, 2005

Birth* Oct 14, 1845   
Bartholomew Winslow
M, #8442

Last Edited Mar 25, 2007

Person-Source   Person Source1 
Marriage   Principal=Hannah Sleeper 

Family Hannah Sleeper b. Nov 1, 1767, d. Nov 4, 1859
Child  1. Edward Winslow+ b. Aug 12, 1799

Citations
  1. [S99] Glenn E. Pribbeno, #20, Glenn Emerson Pribbeno~~2800 Elmhurst Circle~~Longmont, Colorado 80503~~303-678-7985.
Carpenter Winslow
M, #6354

Charts Descendant Chart for Sir Richard De Prestcote
Last Edited Mar 31, 2005

Note*   RESIDED@@ MANCHESTER, ME 

Family Betsy Prescott b. Jan 2, 1826
Children  1. Florence Emma Winslow b. May 6, 1846
  2. Helen A. Winslow b. Aug 23, 1849
Charles Winslow
M, #8441

Father Charles Otis Winslow b. Nov 13, 1842, d. Jun 28, 1909
Mother Elizabeth Ann Vanpelt b. Oct, 1852, d. Oct 19, 1908
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Charts Descendant Chart for Sir Richard De Prestcote
Relationship 6th cousin 4 times removed of Richard Prescott Bale.
Relationship 6th cousin 5 times removed of Alexander Prescott Bale.
Relationship 6th cousin 5 times removed of Taylor Jane Bale.
Relationship 33rd great-grandson of King Egbert of Wessex "1st King of England".
Last Edited Oct 30, 2005
Charles Otis Winslow1
M, b. Nov 13, 1842, d. Jun 28, 1909, #6355

Father Edward Winslow b. Aug 12, 1799
Mother Hannah Prescott b. Jan 16, 1801, d. Sep 27, 1852 or Dec, 1866
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Charts Descendant Chart for Sir Richard De Prestcote
Relationship 5th cousin 5 times removed of Richard Prescott Bale.
Relationship 5th cousin 6 times removed of Alexander Prescott Bale.
Relationship 5th cousin 6 times removed of Taylor Jane Bale.
Relationship 32nd great-grandson of King Egbert of Wessex "1st King of England".
Last Edited Mar 25, 2007

Birth* Nov 13, 1842  Loudon, Merrimack, New Hampshire, USA 
Marriage* Nov 7, 1869  Marshal, Iowa, USA, Principal=Elizabeth Ann Vanpelt 
Death* Jun 28, 1909  Grandview Cemetery, Fort Collins, CO, USA 

Family Elizabeth Ann Vanpelt b. Oct, 1852, d. Oct 19, 1908
Children  1. Charles Winslow
  2. Lyda Winslow+

Citations
  1. Referenced as 3194-9 in The Prescott Memorial, pg. 459.
Edward Winslow1
M, b. Aug 12, 1799, #6356

Father Bartholomew Winslow
Mother Hannah Sleeper b. Nov 1, 1767, d. Nov 4, 1859
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Charts Descendant Chart for Sir Richard De Prestcote
Last Edited Mar 25, 2007

Birth* Aug 12, 1799  Loudon, Merrimack, New Hampshire, USA 
Marriage* Mar 18, 1822  Principal=Hannah Prescott 

Family Hannah Prescott b. Jan 16, 1801, d. Sep 27, 1852 or Dec, 1866
Children  1. James Sherburne Winslow b. Sep 10, 1823
  2. Sarah Ann Clough Winslow b. May 22, 1826, d. Sep 28, 1827
  3. Edward Winslow b. Jun 15, 1828, d. Aug 30, 1851
  4. Sarah A. C. Winslow b. Jun 6, 1830, d. Sep 12, 1835
  5. Emily Maria Winslow b. May 11, 1833
  6. Abby Hook Winslow b. Mar 5, 1835
  7. Julia Ann Clough Winslow b. Mar 4, 1837, d. Sep 2, 1839
  8. John Sleeper Winslow b. Nov 16, 1839
  9. Charles Otis Winslow+ b. Nov 13, 1842, d. Jun 28, 1909
  10. Anna Winslow b. Oct 14, 1845

Citations
  1. Referenced with Wife as 1295-3 in The Prescott Memorial, pg.334.

    He settled in London as a Farmer; 10 children.
Edward Winslow
M, b. Jun 15, 1828, d. Aug 30, 1851, #6357

Father Edward Winslow b. Aug 12, 1799
Mother Hannah Prescott b. Jan 16, 1801, d. Sep 27, 1852 or Dec, 1866
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Charts Descendant Chart for Sir Richard De Prestcote
Relationship 5th cousin 5 times removed of Richard Prescott Bale.
Relationship 5th cousin 6 times removed of Alexander Prescott Bale.
Relationship 5th cousin 6 times removed of Taylor Jane Bale.
Relationship 32nd great-grandson of King Egbert of Wessex "1st King of England".
Last Edited Mar 31, 2005

Birth* Jun 15, 1828   
Death* Aug 30, 1851   
Edward WINSLOW
M, b. Oct 18, 1595, d. May 8, 1655, #20908

Last Edited Sep 25, 2007

Note*   Cause of Death: Fever
Edward Winslow was the third signer of the Mayflower Compact. He was one of the company which, in the shallop, first explored the shores of Cape Cod, engaged in the First Encounter with the native Indians at Eastham and which proceeded thence to Plymouth harbor and reached Clark's Island in great distress. He was one of those who first landed and selected Plymouth as the place of settlement.

Edward's last public service was when in 1655 he received from Cromwell the appointment of commissioner, with Admiral Penn and General Venable, to capture the Spanish West Indies and to govern Hispaniola. On the passage to the attack Jamaica, he became ill of fever and died. Hisremains were buried at sea with the honors of war and a 42-gun salute.

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Caleb Johnson wrote:

Edward Winslow is the only MAYFLOWER passenger to have a known portrait in existence -- although a questionable sketch of Myles Standish exists. The portraitwas painted by Robert Walker in 1651, so Winslow is here 31 years older than he was when he came on the MAYFLOWER at the age of 25. The original portrait isin the possession of the Pilgrim Hall Museum in Plymouth, Massachusetts.

Nathaniel Morton in 'New England's Memorial' (1669) writes of Edward Winslow:

'He was the son of Edward Winslow, Esq., of the town of Droitwich, in the county of Worcester. He, travelling into the low countries, in his journeys fell into acquaintance with the church of Leyden, in Holland, unto whom he joined, and with whom he continued until they parted to come into New-England, he comingwith that part that came first over, and became a very worthy and useful instrument amongst them, both in place of government and othrwise, until his last voyage for England, being sent on special employment for the government of the Massachusetts, as is aforementioned in this book; and afterwards was employed as one of the grand commissioners in that unhappy design against Domingo in Hispaniola, who taking grief for all ill success of that enterprize, on which, together with some other
infirmities that were upon him, he fell sick at sea, betwixt Domingo and Jamaica, and
died the eighth day of May, which was about the sixty-first year of his life, and his
body was honourably committed to the sea, with the usual solemnity of the discharge of fourty-two pieces of ordinance.'

Cotton Mather, essentially copying from Morton in his 'Magnalia Christi Americana' (1702) writes:

'Mr. Edward Winslow, the Son of Edward Winslow, Esq; of Draughtwich, in the Country of Worcester, . . . Travelling into the Low-Countries, he fell into Acquaintance with the Church at Leyden, and joining himselfto them, he Shipped himself with that part of them which first came over into America; from which time he was continually engaged in such extraordinary Actions, as the assistance of that People to encounter their more than ordinary Diffculties, called for.'

Edward Winslow of the Mayflower was a printer, and assisted William Brewster in
running the printing press at Leyden which publishedillegal pamphlets of a religious
nature which were distributed in England. Hewas one of the more prominent and
influential men in the Plymouth Colony, andwas the colony's third governor. In the
early years of Plymouth, Edward played a prominent role in Indian-Pilgrim relations,
and made many diplomatic visits to the Wampanoag sachem Massasoit. One occasion in 1622 he even managed to 'cure' Massasoit of a dreadful sickness -- an
event which greatly helped Indian-Pilgrim relations.

Winslow also made trips to England in the early years of the Colony to conduct
business agreements and make legal arrangements, including trips in 1623-4, 1630,
and 1635. In 1646 he returned to live in Englandand served in the English army under Oliver Cromwell. In 1655 he died of a fever on a military expedition to capture the island 
Birth* Oct 18, 1595  Droitwich, Worcestershire, England1 
Christening Oct 20, 1595  Droitwich, Worcestershire, England2,1 
Event-Misc* 1617  Leiden, Holland, Travel Type: Unknown 
Marriage* May 16, 1618  Leiden, Holland2,3 
Occupation* before 1620  Leiden, Holland, Merchant4 
Immigration* Nov 21, 1620  Cape Cod Harbor, MA5,3,4 
Marriage* May 12, 1621  Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA, Principal=Susanna FULLER2,3,1,4,6 
Event-Misc 1623  Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA, Division Type: Unknown4 
Event-Misc Sep, 1623  England, Travel Type: Unknown3 
Event-Misc Apr, 1624  Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA, Travel Type: Unknown5,3 
Occupation before 1625  Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA 
Event-Misc 1625  Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA, Travel Type: Unknown5 
Occupation between 1625 and 1633  Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA3 
Event-Misc 1627  Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA, Cattle Division Type: Unknown4 
Event-Misc between 1628 and 1633  Marshfield, Plymouth Co., MA, Resided Type: Unknown3 
Event-Misc Jun 5, 1632  Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA, Travel Type: Unknown5 
Event-Misc Oct, 1632  Connecticut River Valley, Travel Type: Unknown 
Occupation 1633  Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA3 
Event-Misc Jan 1, 1632/33  Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA, Freeman Type: Unknown4 
Event-Misc Mar 25, 1633  Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA, £2 5s. Type: Unknown4 
Event-Misc Mar 27, 1634  Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA, £2 5s. Type: Unknown4 
Occupation 1635  Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA 
Event-Misc Mar 7, 1636/37  Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA, Freeman Type: Unknown4 
Event-Misc 1639  Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA, Freeman Type: Unknown4 
Event-Misc 1640  Marshfield, Plymouth Co., MA, Established the town of Marshfield Type: Unknown 
Event-Misc Sep 27, 1642  Marshfield, Plymouth Co., MA, Land Type: Unknown7 
Event-Misc 1643  Marshfield, Plymouth Co., MA, List of men able to bear arms Type: Unknown4 
Occupation 1644  Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA 
Event-Misc 1646  England, Travel Type: Unknown3 
Occupation 1654  England3 
Will* Dec 18, 1654  At Sea4 
Death* May 8, 1655  At Sea1 
Burial* May 8, 1655  At Sea2 

Family Susanna FULLER b. 1594, d. Oct 1, 1680
Marriage* May 12, 1621  Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA, Principal=Susanna FULLER2,3,1,4,6 
Children  1. Ellen MORE b. May 24, 1612, d. circa Feb, 1620/21
  2. UNKNOWN WINSLOW b. 1622/23, d. 1622/23
  3. Edward WINSLOW b. circa 1624, d. after 1627
  4. John WINSLOW b. circa 1626, d. circa 1630
  5. Josiah WINSLOW b. after May 22, 1627, d. Dec 18, 1680
  6. Elizabeth WINSLOW b. circa 1631

Citations
  1. [S284] Caleb Johnson, 'MAYFLOWER Web Pages'.
  2. [S285] Unknown author, 'Winslow Family History Homepage'.
  3. [S288] Francis R. Stoddard, 'The Truth About the Pilgrims'.
  4. [S286] Robert Charles Anderson, 'The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633'.
  5. [S287] Colonel Charles Edward Banks, 'The Planters of the Commonwealth: A Study of the Emigrants and Emigration in Colonial Times: to which are added Lists of Passengers to Boston and to the BayColony; the Ships which brought them; their English Homes, and the Places of their Settlement in.
  6. [S292] Thomas White and Samuel White, Ancestral Chronological Record of the William White Family, from 1607-8 to 1895.
  7. [S289] Lysander Salmon Richards, 'History of Marshfield'.
Edward WINSLOW
M, b. circa 1624, d. after 1627, #20911

Father Edward WINSLOW b. Oct 18, 1595, d. May 8, 1655
Mother Susanna FULLER b. 1594, d. Oct 1, 1680
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Relationship 11th great-granduncle of Richard Prescott Bale.
Relationship 12th great-granduncle of Alexander Prescott Bale.
Relationship 12th great-granduncle of Taylor Jane Bale.
Last Edited Sep 25, 2007

Birth* circa 1624  Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA1,2 
Death* after 1627  Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA1,2 

Citations
  1. [S285] Unknown author, 'Winslow Family History Homepage'.
  2. [S286] Robert Charles Anderson, 'The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633'.
Elizabeth WINSLOW
F, b. circa 1631, #20914

Father Edward WINSLOW b. Oct 18, 1595, d. May 8, 1655
Mother Susanna FULLER b. 1594, d. Oct 1, 1680
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Relationship 11th great-grandaunt of Richard Prescott Bale.
Relationship 12th great-grandaunt of Alexander Prescott Bale.
Relationship 12th great-grandaunt of Taylor Jane Bale.
Last Edited Sep 25, 2007

Birth* circa 1631  Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA1,2 
Marriage* circa 1656  1,2 
Marriage* Sep 22, 1669  Salem, Essex Co., MA2 

Citations
  1. [S285] Unknown author, 'Winslow Family History Homepage'.
  2. [S286] Robert Charles Anderson, 'The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633'.


           
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