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There are an estimated 10 million living Americans and as many as 35 million people worldwide descended from the Pilgrims, according to the General Society of Mayflower Descendants.
Mayflower Pilgrim Ancestors of Lena Edith Hooper Foss (b.1885 d.1970):
Ancestor | Relationship | Birth Death | Spouse | Notes |
Joseph Rogers | 7th G. Grandfather | b.1602 d.1678 | Churchman, Hannah | Sailed on the Mayflower at the age of 17 with father Thomas Rogers. |
Constance Hopkins | 7th G. Grandmother | b.1606 d.1677 | Snow, Nicholas | Daughter of Mayflower Pilgrim Stephen Hopkins. |
Richard Warren | 8th G. Grandfather | b.1578 d.1628 | Walker, Elizabeth | His wife and children were left behind and came afterwards. |
Stephen Hopkins | 8th G. Grandfather | b.1581 d.1644 | Kent, Mary | Indian expert and trouble maker. |
Thomas Rogers | 9th G. Grandfather | b.1571 d.1621 | Cosford, Alice | Came on the Mayflower with eldest son Joseph, while leaving his other children and wife in England. Died first winter in Plymouth. |
John Howland | 9th G. Grandfather | abt.1598 d.1672 | Tilley, Elizabeth | Manservant to Governor John Carver. During the voyage of the Mayflower fell overboard during a storm, and rescued. Married to Elizabeth Tilley. |
John Tilley | 10th G. Grandfather | b.1571 d.1621 | Hurst, Joan | Died first winter at Plymouth. Husband of Joan Hurst. |
Joan Hurst | 10th G. Grandmother | b.1568 d.1621 | Tilley, Joan | Died first winter at Plymouth. Wife of John Tilley. |
Elizabeth Tilley | 9th G. Grandfather | b.1607 d.1687 | Howland, John | Voyaged on the Mayflower at the age of 13. Married to Josh Howland. |
Mary Wentworth | 9th G. Grandfather | b.1569 d.1627 | Brewster, William | One of five adult women to survive the first winter at Plymouth, and one of four women to survive the first Thanksgiving. |
William Brewster | 9th G. Grandfather | abt.1566 d.1627 | Wentworth, Mary | Pilgrim leader and spiritual leader of the Plymouth Colony. |
Giles Hopkins | 8th G. Uncle | b.1607 d.1690 | Weldon, Catherine | Voyaged on the Mayflower at the age of 12. |
Love Brewster | 9th G. Uncle | b.1611 d.1650 | Collier, Sarah | Voyaged on the Mayflower at the age of 9. |
Connected Via Lena Edit Hooper (b.1885 d.1970) |
Samuel Bellamy “Black Sam/ Prince of Pirates”(b.1689 d.1717) Bio Sam ran his pirate operation democratically. His men were slaves, Native Americans, and sailors pressed into service. Black Sam treated them equally and let them vote on important decisions. He was known as “Black Sam”, because he ignored the fashion for powdered wigs and wore his black hair tied back with a black satin bow. Unlike the stereotype pirate character, Sam had good manners, dressed in fancy clothes, and he always wore four ornate dueling pistols in his sash. Bellamy originally part of Benjamin Hornigold and Edward Teach’s (Blackbeard’s) crew aboard the Mary Anne, Bellamy rose to captain and soon gained fortune when he captured the ship Whydah Gally, a gigantic slave ship carrying riches on its second leg in the Atlantic. The Whydah was refitted as a flagship with 28 cannons, and was capable of attacking any man-of-war ship in the Americas, because of its advanced weapons system. Bellamy attempted to sail the ship back to his lover Maria Hallett that he left in New England but never made it, sinking off the coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts during a violent storm. Sam was only 28 years of age. Ancestral Relationship
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Foss crest has a ‘passant’ red fox with a bottom Azure and top argent ‘chief’ ordinaries background.
♦ Silver / White – Argent: Signifies truth, sincerity, peace, innocence and purity.
♦ Blue – Azure: Signifies loyalty, chastity, truth, strength and faith.
♦ Red Fox – A symbol of one who will use all his shrewdness, sagacity, wit or wisdom for his own defence.