Presley / Hawkins Genealogy

My Presley / Hawkins Ancestor Ship Arrivals

Ancestor	Ship	Date	From	Arrival	Notes
John Rolfe	Sea Venture-> Deliverance or Patience	Left June 1609 Arrived August 1610	Plymouth, England	Jamestown, Virginia	The Sea Venture was a new ship. It ran into a hurrican which threw it off course and it wrecked in Bermuda on the way. They had to spend the winter in Bermuda making two new ships (Patience and Deliverance), in part out of wood from the Sea Venture.
William Pierce	Sea Venture-> Deliverance or Patience	Left 1609 Arrived 1610	Plymouth, England	Jamestown, Virginia	See above
Joan Pierce	Blessing	1609 Arrived Before October 14, 1609	Plymouth, England	Jamestown, Virginia	4-year-old Joan and her mother Jane came at a later date than father William Pierce. Reference is from Colonial Surry by Broddie The Blessing was one of the eight other ships that left with the Sea Venture. After the storm, The Blessing (along with The Lion, The Falcon and the Unitie) were separated/lost from Sea Venture. The Captain was Gabriel Archer and Captain Adams.
John Price	Starr	Left March 27, 1611 Arrived May 22, 1611	Lands End, England	Point Comfort, Virginia	Reference: Musters of the Inhabitants in Virginia 1624/1625 and Adventurers of Purse and Person Virginia 1607-1624/5
Cecily Reynolds	Swan	August 1610/1611	London, England	Jamestown, Virginia	Some sources says she came alone as a 10-year-old. These sources says her parents and younger sister had come earlier between August 1609 and May 1610. Other sources say she came with William Pierce - her uncle.
William Farrar	The Neptune	Left April 1618 Arrived August 1618	England	Jamestown, Virginia	*Reference: Musters of the Inhabitants in Virginia 1624/1625* pages 201 thru 265**
Anne Mathews	Francis Bonaventure	Left April and Arrived Aug 1620	England	Virginia	Anne Mathews was born in 1603 and was a young maid when the floundering Virginia Company was looking for talent. The Governor, "wished that a fit hundredth might be sent of woemen, made young and uncorrupt to make wifes of the Inhabitante & by that means to make the men there more settled and lesse moveable, who by defect thereof (as is creditably reported) stay there but to get soething and then to returne for England; wch will breed a dissolucon, and so an overthrow of the plantation. These woemen if they marry to the publiq ffarmers, to be transported at the charges of the Company their charges of transportation, and it was never fitter time to send them than nowe." (Minutes of the Virginia Company, 11/3/1619). As a result 90 Maids were sent the next spring. Ann arrived in Virginia on the Francis Bonaventure in April or August of 1620, and married John Price.
John Alden	Mayflower	Left September 6, 1620 Arrived November 11, 1620	London, England	Plymouth, Massachusetts	The Mayflower embarked about sixty-five passengers in London at its homeport in the Rotherhithe district on the Thames about the middle of July in 1620. It continued down the Thames to the English Channel. Had to turn back twice before making the final voyage.
William Mullins Alice Mullins Priscilla Mullins	Mayflower	Left September 6, 1620 Arrived November 11, 1620	London, England	Plymouth, Massachusetts	The Mayflower embarked about sixty-five passengers in London at its homeport in the Rotherhithe district on the Thames about the middle of July in 1620. It continued down the Thames to the English Channel. Had to turn back twice before making the final voyage.
Peter Montague	Charles	Left Prob July 1621 Arrived October or November 1621	London, England	Jamestown, Virginia	Virginia Company. " A NOTE OF THE SHIPPING, MEN, AND PROUISIONS SENT AND PROUIDED FOR Virginia, . . . IN THE YEERE 1621." lists 3 The Charles 120. Tun: in July.... 080 Persons
Humphrey and Ann Hyde	Jonathan	1630	England	Cambridge, Massachusetts	*Reference: Seymour Conn issue of Friday July 13, 1883* p.217**
Richard Nevitt	The Ark and The Dove	Left November 22, 1633 Arrived February 24, 1634	Isle of Wight, England	Point Comfort, Virginia	Ark was a 400 ton English merchant ship hired by Cecil Calvert (2nd Baron Baltimore)to bring roughly 140 colonists and their equipment and supplies to the new colony of Maryland. After a stay of about 3 weeks on St. Clement's Island in the Potomac River, the settlers occupied an Indian village they had purchased on the St. George's (later the St. Mary's) River about 12 miles from Point Lookout where the Potomac River enters the Chesapeake Bay. The new settlement was named St. Mary's City. In the early summer of 1634, the Ark returned to England. The pinnace Dove which had been purchased by Cecil Calvert and the investors in the colony remained for the settler's use.
Richard Thompson	The Ark and The Dov	Left November 22, 1633 Arrived February 24, 1634	Isle of Wight, England	Point Comfort, Virginia	See Above
John Herbert	Abigail	Left Arrived 1635	London, England	Massachusetts	He was a 23 year old shoemaker from Northampton, England. This was the brother of our Elizabeth Herbert. Did she come at the same time????
John Gedney	The Maryanne of Yarmouth	May 10, 1637	Yarmouth, England	Massachusetts	Reference: Examinations of passengers to New England on the Mary Anne of Yarmouth
Moses Payne	The Castle	1638	Yarmouth, England	Cambridge, Massachusetts
John Bishop	The Paul	Bef 1638	London, England	Virginia	Sponsored the following hence must have been in Virginia before: Robert Andrw 1643 William Andrews in 1643 John Bonner in 1638 Jeffrey Denchfield in 1643 Adrian Foard in 1643 Robert Hanscome in 1643 symon Hasleton in 1643 Ann Inghton in 1651 Ralph Lester in 1643 Mary Mason in 1653 Phillipp Pendergast in 1643 Elizabeth Sidney in 1643 Richard Smith in 1643 Symon Symonds in 1643 Robert Taylor in 1643 John Tompkins in 1638 Mary Wade in 1653 Thomas Warner in 1643 John Wright in 1638
Miles Merwin	Susan and Ellen	1640	from	arrived	or 1630 on the Mary and John
Johann Valentine Bressler/Preslar	Fame	1710 Arrived 6/14/1710	London, England	New York	Captain was Walter Houxton - German Passenger Lists, 1710
Daniel McPherson	Scipio	Left March 30, 1716 Arrived before June 2, 1717	Liverpool, England	Virginia or Maryland	Reference: Calendar of State Papers, Colonial Series, America and West Indies, 1574-1739
Wolff Kaifer/Anna Blankenbuhler	Scott	Arrived 1717/1718	London, England	Virginia	Eighty-odd Germans from Wuerttemberg, Baden, and the Palatinate agree with Capt. Tarbett in London to take them to Pennsylvania in the ship Scott. Capt. Tarbett hijacks the Germans to Virginia where they become indentured servants of Lt. Gov. Spotswood
John Clore	Scott	Arrived 1717/1718	London England	Virginia	See notes on Kaifer.