I believe that Plymouth was their last port of call. They stopped there for repairs to one of their boats, the Speedwell, was so leaky it would never cross the Atlantic.
My understanding was that they had left from Southampton, but I have been told authoritively that it was Norwich, and had stopped at Southampton for earlier repairs to the Speedwell.
At Plymouth it was believed that the Speedwell was being deliberately sabataged by the crew as they didn't want to go to America. Whatever the reason, it was left behind, and passengers transferred to the Mayflower.
Britain Plymouth, Devon.
because they wanted to practice their own religion but the English government would not let them
If we are talking about the Dutch Pilgrim Fathers: they only used the port of Plymouth, England as the transit port where they were to connect with their English brothers and from there on sail together to America. So they were not leaving England, they were leaving The Netherlands. The reason: they found the morals and freedoms in Holland too loose to keep their faith pure and unspoiled.
the Alexandria Port
It is thought that he set sail from the port of Bristol, United Kingdom.
St Valery (mouth of the River Somme)
Southampton
The pilgrim fathers left Plymonth in 1620 for search of America. On September 6th, 1920, 102 pilgrim fathers set sail for their epic journey across the Atlantic Ocean.
because they wanted to practice their own religion but the English government would not let them
If we are talking about the Dutch Pilgrim Fathers: they only used the port of Plymouth, England as the transit port where they were to connect with their English brothers and from there on sail together to America. So they were not leaving England, they were leaving The Netherlands. The reason: they found the morals and freedoms in Holland too loose to keep their faith pure and unspoiled.
the Alexandria Port
the Alexandria Port
Its port of origin
On 16 September 1620.
Southampton, England.
When a ship, not a boat, leaves port it "sets sail."
It is thought that he set sail from the port of Bristol, United Kingdom.
The Titanic set sail from Southampton in southern England at noon, April 10, 1912.