Friends of the Pilgrims Series©
by Susan E. Roser FPS
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For the past twelve years, I have been working on this new series of books, documenting the early generations of ten men who came to Plymouth after the Mayflower, viz:
John Barnes John DoaneJohn Churchill John FaunceHenry Cobb John HolmesDaniel Cole Samuel Ryder James Cole John Shaw
Early Descendants of Henry Cobb of Barnstable, Massachusetts is the first volume in the FPS series. Click on "to order" above for info on ordering this first volume.
I have undertaken over twenty research trips to New England in the past twelve years, researching all ten families. I have visited cemeteries, court houses, record offices and libraries in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont and Nova Scotia.
Full transcripts of wills are given in the first three generations along with biographical data and selected gravestone pictures. All epitaphs that were found and transcribed are included. Most importantly, these early generations are fully documented.
Check this site regularly for updates on publication dates of future volumes. Researchers are welcome to contact me at rosers@sympatico.ca (note that this is a new address effective March29/09) if they have any questions pertaining to publication dates.
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Friends of the Pilgrims Series
Copyright ©2007, 2008, 2009
by Susan E. Roser
This page was last updated: March 29, 2009
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Welcome to my website, where you will find information on my upcoming series of books, Friends of the Pilgrims Series (FPS). The series will include the early genealogies of the following Plymouth Colony men: John Barnes, John Churchill, Henry Cobb, Daniel Cole, James Cole, John Doane, John Faunce, John Holmes, Samuel Ryder and John Shaw. Many of their descendants married into Mayflower families.
On 2 May 2008 the first volume, Henry Cobb, was released and is now available. Click on "To Order" above for details. Cobb descendants (including Mayflower descendants) will welcome the addition of this documented book onto their book shelves. In fact, anyone who maintains a New England database will want to own each volume in this series. And - ask your local library to order one for their shelves!
Pictures found on this website may not be reproduced without consent of the author.
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