Katherine Carver

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Katherine Carver was the wife of John Carver, the first governor of Plymouth Colony, and a member of the early Pilgrim community in New England.

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Katherine Carver canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Pilgrim
colonist
historical person
associatedWith Mayflower passengers
linked to: Pilgrims

Pilgrim migration to New England
Plymouth Colony leadership
linked to: Plymouth Colony
citizenship English
countryOfOrigin England
ethnicity English
gender female
historicalPeriod early 17th century
language English
maritalStatus married to John Carver
memberOf Pilgrim community
Plymouth Colony community
linked to: Plymouth Colony
notableFor being an early female member of the Plymouth Colony
being wife of John Carver, first governor of Plymouth Colony
placeOfActivity Leiden, Dutch Republic
linked to: Leiden

Plymouth, New England
religiousAffiliation English Protestant
Separatist
residence England
Leiden
New England
Plymouth Colony
roleInSociety Pilgrim community member
colonial settler
spouse John Carver
spouseOfGovernor John Carver
spousePosition wife of the first governor of Plymouth Colony

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John Carver spouse Katherine Carver