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Before you come to Massachusetts

 Before You come to Massachusetts





Godfriedus Wynge

Matthew Wynge of Banbury

The Will of Matthew Wynge

Rev. John Winge

The Will of Rev. John Winge

Portions of sermons by Rev. John Winge

Deborah Bachiler Winge

Rev. Stephen Bachiler

Before you Come to Massachusetts

The William & Francis

The Sea Voyage

Description of Saugus written by William Wood

The Ten Men of Saugus

Rev. Stephen Bachiler at the online Lane Memorial Library

Rev. Stephen Bachiler...Innocent or Guilty?

Mary Beetle Divorces Rev. Stephen Bachiler

John Wing

Daniel Wing

Stephen Wing

Matthew Wing

The Children of John Wing

The Children of Daniel Wing
The Children of Stephen Wing

The Grandchildren of John Wing

The Grandchildren of Daniel Wing

The Grandchildren of Stephen Wing

Individual Family Lineages

The Works of Kathryn Newkirk Graham

Biography of Stephen Wing by Col. George W. Wing

The Inventory & Will of John Briggs, father of Sarah Briggs Wing

Sarah Briggs Wing

The Identity of Joseph & Benjamin Wing
Written by Raymond T. Wing

Joseph Wing & Catherine Cornell

Matthew Wing & Elizabeth Sisson

Giles Wing & Mary Jane Cornell

Matthew Wing, son of Giles Wing & Mary Jane Cornell, writes a poem to his daughter, Syvia Wing Baker

Sylvia Wing Baker writes a history of their family for her son, Gershon A. Baker

Sylvia Wing Baker writes to her sister Frances Wing Button

A history of Giles Nelson Wing & his wife, Matilda Pettis

"Nearly 70 Years of Marriage..an article about Giles Nelson Wing and Matilda Pettis by the Quincy Daily Journal

Joseph Wing & Amy Pettis

Joseph Smith Wing writes an article about the Giles Wing family for the OWL

Stephen Wing

Matthias Wing

The Button Family Table of Contents

Joseph Smith Wing & Rebecca Pierce Davis

Joseph Smith Wing & Frances Elizabeth Gerrad

Joseph Smith Wing & Signa Anderson

Joseph Smith Wing & Sarah Adelia Wright Strang

Joseph Smith Wing & Elizabeth Marshall

Joseph Smith Wing & Mary Josephine Allen

Joseph Smith Wing & Sophia Anena Bohne

Joseph Smith Wing & Ellen Larsen

Joseph Smith Wing & Sophia Maria Amelia Hendrickson

Joseph Smith Wing & Frances Anna McCurdy

Byron Wing & Annabelle Gore

Joseph Wing & Ruby Dean Lowe

Marguerite Estella Wing & Lynn Eugene Cox

Samuel Joseph Wing

Norman Allen Wing & Anna Cooper...a history of their descendants

The Pettis Family of Pike County, Illinois

Pettis Cemetery, Pike County, Illinois

The Bible of William Pettys/Pettis

Colonel Stephen Pettis

Convincing Argument that Colonel Stephen Pettis was the son of Stephen Pettis & Amy Button

A History of Adelia Wing Bohne
Rev. Francis Higginson, New-Englands Plantation, London, 1630

Before you come," wrote Rev. Francis Higginson, the first minister at Salem, "be careful to be strongly instructed what things are fittest to bring with you for your more comfortable passage at sea, as also for your husbandry occasions when you come to the land. For when you are once parted with England you shall meete neither markets nor fayres to buy what you want. Therefore be sure to funish yourselves with things fitting to be had before you come: as meale for bread, malt for drinke, woolen and linnen cloath, and leather for shoes, and all manner of carpenter tools, and a great deale of iron and steele to make nails, and locks for houses, and furniture for ploughs and carts, and glasse for windows, and many other things which were better for you to think of there than to want them here." Elsewhere the good pastor set down " a catalogue of such needfull things as every Planter doth or ought to provide to go to New England" in which he enumerated the necessary victuals per person for the first year, viz:

"8 Bushels of meale, 2 Bushels of pease, 2 Bushels of Otemeale, 1 Gallon of Aquavitae, 1 Gallon of Oyle, 2 Gallons of Vinegar, 1 Firkin of Butter; also Cheese, Bacon, Sugar, Pepper, Cloves, Mace, Cinnamon, Nutmegs and Fruit."

The household implements listed were: "1 Iron Pot, 1 Kettel, 1 Frying Pan, 1 Gridiron, 2 Skellets, 1 Spit, Wooden Platters, Dishes, Spoons and Trenchers."


Every Day Life In The Massachusetts Bay Colony
by George Francis Dow.

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