There is a popular misconception that the Pilgrim Fathers started their historic journey from Plymouth in England.
Well they didn't - they set off in search of religious freedom from the Immingham docks in Lincolnshire England.
Here in Immingham you will find in pilgrims park near saint Andrew's church the actual memorial that commemorates the occasion.
due to the bad weather when they left Immingham's dock the women and children of the ship took shelter at the church. here they were later arrested (for rebelling against taxation and religion by leaving) and the ship had to set sail without them.
However due to the uproar from the town the children were released and were aloud to travel and reunite with their fathers. They settled in Holland for a while, which they intended, but then left for America here the pilgrim fathers created a place of religious freedom and no corruption.
the memorial reads
"From this creek the Pilgrim Fathers first left England in 1608 in search of religious liberty. The granite top stone was taken from Plymouth Rock Mass and presented by the Sulgrave Institution of USA. This memorial was erected by the Anglo-American Society of Hull 1924".
i hope this is helpful to who ever reads it xx
The 56 signatories of the Declaration of Independence were from the following colonies:
Delaware - George Read, Ceasar Rodney, Thomas McKean
Pennsylvania - George Clymer, Robert Morris, Benjamin Rush, James Smith, George Taylor, Benjamin Franklin, John Morton, George Ross, James Wilson
Massachusettes - John Adams, John Hancock, Elbridge Gerry, Samuel Adams, Robert Treat Paine
New Hampshire - Josiah Bartlett, Mathew Thornton, William Whipple
Rhode Island - Stephen Hopkins, William Ellery
New York - Lewis Morris, Francis Lewis, Philip Livingston, William Boyd
Georgia - Button Gwinnet, George Walton, Lyman Hall
Virginia - Richard Henry Lee, Carter Braxton, Thomas Jefferson, Francis Lightfoot Lee, Benjamin Harrison, George Wythe, Thomas Nelson Jr
North Carolina - William Hooper, Joseph Hewes, John Penn
South Carolina - Edward Rutledge, Thomas Lynch Jr, Arthur Middleton, Thomas Heyward Jr
New Jersey - Abraham Clark, Francis Hopkinson, John Witherspoon, John Hart, Richard Stockton
Conneticut - Samuel Huntington, William Williams, Roger Sherman, Oliver Wolcott
Maryland - Charles Carroll, Thomas Stone, Samuel Chase, William Paca,
The founders of Connecticut were from the Massachusetts Bay colony. They wanted to establish a Puritan colony in what is now Connecticut.
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Roger Sherman was one of the founders of the colony of Connecticut. He said, "All civil rights and the right to hold office were to be extended to persons of any Christian denomination".
There were three colonies that settled in Connecticut that were combined under a royal charter in 1662. This unified Connecticut Colony was an English colony originally settled by the Puritans (River Colony) and combined the River Colony with the Saybrook and New Haven Colonies. The founders of the Connecticut Colony are considered to be Minister Thomas Hooker and Governor John Haynes.
Connecticut was a northern, or New England colony.
Connecticut is the best colony because Collin L. said so!
Come reconnect with the Connecticut colony
Roger Sherman was one of the founders of the colony of Connecticut. He said, "All civil rights and the right to hold office were to be extended to persons of any Christian denomination".
The Connecticut Colony was settled by groups of people, but one of the main founders was Thomas Hooker who helped settle the Hartford area starting in 1636.
Connecticut Colony was founded by English settlers in the 1600s. Some people that are recognized as founders include Thomas Hooker and John Haynes.
There were three colonies that settled in Connecticut that were combined under a royal charter in 1662. This unified Connecticut Colony was an English colony originally settled by the Puritans (River Colony) and combined the River Colony with the Saybrook and New Haven Colonies. The founders of the Connecticut Colony are considered to be Minister Thomas Hooker and Governor John Haynes.
Yes, Connecticut was not a self-governing colony but a proprietary colony.
The colony of Connecticut was a Corporate Colony.
Connecticut was a puritan colony
Connecticut Colony ended in 1776.
Connecticut Colony was created in 1636.
Right where is is today. Saybrook Colony and New Haven Colony were merged to form the Colony of Connecticut.
Connecticut Colony did not become a royal colony , it became a proprietary colony