Mayflower (through her husband John Billington)

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Mayflower (through her husband John Billington) was the English ship that transported the Pilgrims to New England in 1620, becoming a symbol of early European settlement in North America.

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Mayflower (through her husband John Billington) canonical 1

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf English merchant ship ⓘ
Mayflower passenger ⓘ
Mayflower passenger ⓘ
colonial governing document ⓘ
historic ship ⓘ
ship captain ⓘ
arrivedAt Cape Cod ⓘ
Plymouth Harbor ⓘ
Provincetown Harbor ⓘ
associatedWithDocument Mayflower Compact ⓘ
captainOf Mayflower ⓘ
carriedCrewMember Christopher Jones ⓘ
carriedPassenger Edward Winslow ⓘ
John Alden ⓘ
John Billington ⓘ
John Carver ⓘ
Mary Billington ⓘ
Myles Standish ⓘ
Priscilla Mullins ⓘ
William Bradford ⓘ
William Brewster ⓘ
commemoratedBy Mayflower II (replica ship) ⓘ
linked to: Mayflower II
countryOfOrigin Kingdom of England ⓘ
crossed Atlantic Ocean ⓘ
departedFrom Dartmouth, England ⓘ
Plymouth, England ⓘ
Southampton, England ⓘ
fate likely broken up in England after return voyage ⓘ
laidAnchorNear Cape Cod ⓘ
legacy icon of American colonial history ⓘ
numberOfCrew approximately 30 ⓘ
numberOfPassengers approximately 102 ⓘ
operatedBy London merchants ⓘ
religiousAssociation English Separatist movement ⓘ
returnDestination England ⓘ
returnVoyageYear 1621 ⓘ
sailedTo New England ⓘ
signedOnboard Mayflower ⓘ
spouse John Billington ⓘ
symbolOf Pilgrim migration ⓘ
early European settlement in North America ⓘ
transported English Separatists ⓘ
Pilgrims ⓘ
other English colonists ⓘ
traveledOn Mayflower ⓘ
Mayflower ⓘ
usedFor Atlantic trade ⓘ
transport of goods ⓘ
voyageYear 1620 ⓘ

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Eleanor Billington → associatedWithShip → Mayflower (through her husband John Billington) ⓘ