| Name | Elizabeth BARKER |
| Death | 24 Mar 1620/21, Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts |
| 1 | Edward WINSLOW Jr. (II) "Governor, Massachusetts Colony" |
| Birth | 18 Oct 1595, Droitwich, Worcester County, ENGLAND |
| Death | 8 May 1655, at sea, near the island of HISPANIOLA Age: 59 |
| Occupation | Printer; Governor |
| Religion | Baptized 20, October 1595, St. Peters, Droitwich, Worcester County, ENGLAND; "Mayflower Pilgrim" |
| Father | Edward WINSLOW (1560-1620) |
| Mother | Magdelene OLIVER (1566->1607) |
| Marriage | 16 May 1618, Leyden, South Holland, NETHERLANDS |
6 September 1620 Edward and his wife Elizabeth were two of the 102 passengers that embarked on the Mayflower, leaving Plymouth, England on this day.
9 November 1620 The passengers and crew aboard the Mayflower sighted land.
11 November 1620 The passengers and crew of the Mayflower made landfall in America. The group of 102 passengers who crowded aboard the Mayflower for the crossing was not homogenous. Many of the passengers were members of the Leiden congregation, but they were joined by a number of English families or individuals who were hoping to better their life situations, or were seeking financial gain. These two general groups have sometimes been referred to as the "saints" and "strangers." Although the Leiden congregation had sent its strongest members with various skills for establishing the new colony, nearly half of the passengers died the first winter of the "great sickness." Anyone who arrived in Plymouth on Mayflower and survived the initial hardships is now considered a Pilgrim with no distinction being made on the basis of their original purposes for making the voyage. - [1]
[1] - http://www.mayflower.org/pilgrim.htm