The Winthrop Fleet of 1630: An Account of the Vessels, the Voyage, the Passengers and Their English Homes from Original Authorities Hardcover – January 1, 2003

I enjoyed this book, particularly when I found one of my ancestors mentioned in it. He was neither a hero nor one of the bad guys. He was some young kid who was helping move the boat from one place to another, in preparation for a storm if I remember correctly, and the comment about him was something like, "I don't know that man. I think he works for (some name)" :)Oh well, one takes genealogy the way it is. Maybe as he aged, he would have been more memorable.At any rate, you may enjoy this book if you had ancestors on the Winthrop Fleet of 1630 or if you just like that part of the history of America.

This book covers a little studied part of American history. It gives a snapshot of life and the great undertaking involved in the journey to the colonies in 1630. Something we as high school students never considered. An excellent resource!

My ancestors sailed with Winthrop. What an amazing read. Reordering for my sis-in-law. Her ancestors sailed with Winthrop also!!!

A book filled with valuable info for genealogists. My only issue is that the price is pretty high for just a few pages and inexpensive construction:(

This is an excellent resource for ancestry research in North America in the early 1600's

Great item.

A story of English immigrant ships to America in 1636; considerable information is available.

If you have Colonial ancestors and you're working on a family tree,this is a must have.Avery in depth factual study.