Mrs. Allerton, and the boy, Hook, died in the first general sickness. Bartholomew married in England. His daughter, Remember, married at Salem and has three or four children living. Mary married here and has four children. Mr. Allerton married, secondly, a daughter of William Brewster, and had one son; he married a third time, and left this place long ago. SAMUEL FULLER; a servant, WILLIAM BUTTON. His wife and a child were left behind, and came over afterwards. Two more children were born here, and are living. Button died at sea. Mr. Fuller died 15 years ago. JOHN CRACKSTON, his son, John. John Crackston died in the first sickness. His son died 5 or 6 years after; he lost himself in the woods in winter, and his feet were frozen, which brought on fever. MYLES STANDISH; Rose his wife. Mrs. Standish died in the first sickness. Captain Standish married again, and has four sons living. CHRISTOPHER MARTIN; his wife, two servants, SOLOMON PROWER and JOHN LANGMORE. All these died in the first sickness, soon after their arrival. WILLIAM MULLINS; his wife; two children, Joseph and Priscilla; a servant, ROBERT CARTER. All but Priscilla died in the first sickness. She married John Alden; both are living. They have eleven children. WILLIAM WHITE; Susanna, his wife; one son, Resolved; and one born aboard ship called Peregrine; two servants, WILLIAM HOLBECK and EDWARD THOMSON. Mr. White and his two servants died soon after their landing. His widow married Mr. Winslow. His two sons are living. STEPHEN HOPKINS; Elizabeth, his wife; two children by a former wife, Giles and Constanta; and two by this wife, Damaris and Oceanus—the latter born on the voyage; two servants, EDWARD DOTY and EDWARD LISTER. Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins lived here over twenty years, and had one son and four daughters born here. Doty is living, and has seven children by a second wife. Lister went to Virginia and died there. RICHARD WARREN. His wife and four daughters were left behind and came afterwards, and two more were born here. Mr. Warren lived some four or five years here. JOHN BILLINGTON; Ellen, his wife; two sons, John and Francis. Billington was executed after he had been here ten years. His eldest son died before him; his second is married. EDWARD TILLIE; Anne, his wife; two children (their cousins), HENRY SAMSON and HUMILITY COOPER. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tillie died soon after their arrival. Humility Cooper returned to England and died there. Henry Samson is living and has seven children. JOHN TILLIE; his wife; their daughter, Elizabeth. Mr. and Mrs. John Tillie died soon after their arrival. Elizabeth married John Howland (see above). FRANCIS COOK; his son, John. Mrs. Cook and other children came over afterwards. Three more children were born here. His son, John, is married. Mr. Cook is a very old man, and has seen his children’s children have children. THOMAS ROGERS; Joseph, his son.