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An important day in American boating history
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
Tim wrote: On Apr 5, 6:28 am, HK wrote: On this day in 1621, the Mayflower departed for England after having deposited 102 Pilgrims at what became the American colony of Plymouth, Massachusetts. I don't know how many generations it would be, but my brother-in-law's grand parents were on that ship! I think Chuck had relates on there too.... I have a great aunt who says one of our ancestors was the individual who fell off the Mayflower during a storm at sea. http://www.mayflowerhistory.com/Pass...ohnHowland.php I think the way these family trees go, I probably am also a distant relative to Barake Obama, Hillary and Bill Clinton, and John McCain. I would have guessed the snake Eve encountered. |
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