1. Captain Thomas, Master of the William & Francis

Taken from the Batchelder/Batcheller Genealogy:
"John Winthrop, the first governor of the colony of Massachusetts bay, kept a Journal, in which he gives an account of all public transactions down to the year 1649, and when enumerating the vessels which conveyed immigrants, he makes the record under the date of June 5, 1632: "Arrived, the William Francis, Mr. Thomas, Master; which left London on the 9th of March, and reached this port after a voyage of 88 days with about 60 passengers, whereof were Mr. Weld and old Mr. Batchelder (being aged 71), with their families and many other honest men." In another place the governor specifies that the company which came with Mr. Batchelder consisted of a small body of six or seven persons, who went to the same place and co-operated with him in his religious movements. The names of these persons are not given, but from incidental notices we learn that among them were John Wing and his wife Deborah, a daughter of Mr. Batchelder, with three adult sons, and Edward Dillingham."

2. Helena Bachiler
From the Sanborn Gen As Reprinted in the Owl Vol 6, #3, Mar 1905 Pages 378-382

RICHARD DUMMER of Roxbury and Newbury married first Jane Mason, a daughter of Reverend Thomas Mason, and resided late in his life at North Stoneham, Hampshire; Stephen Bachiler married as his third wife Helena Mason, widow of Reverend Thomas Mason, and resided just before his departure for New England at South Stoneham, Hampshire. These marriages made Bachiler the step-father-in-law of Dummer, and explains their close connection in the activities of the Plough Company.

3. Nathaniel Bachiler

Ancestors of Randall Dean Minton (Twelfth Generation)

4. Rev. Stephen Bachiler

The Great Migration
Robert Charles Anderson. The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633, vols. 1-3. Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1995.

5. Mary Blott

Massachusetts Bay First Settlers - Surnames of Initial B
The Winthrop Society

The Great Migration (Mary Blott)
Robert Charles Anderson. The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633, vols. 1-3. Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1995

6. Edward Dillingham
baptized Dec. 6, 1595, at Cottesbach, Leicestershire, England; died at Sandwich between May 1, 1666 and June 5, 1667, the dates of drawing and proving respectively of his will; married Ursula Carter, at Cottesbach, Feb. 14, 1614.

One of the Ten Men of Saugus

7. Elizabeth Dillingham

This is merely conjecture and there is certainly no records to site that an Elizabeth Dillingham ever came to New England, much less on the William and Francis. Although, there is a record of an "Elizabeth Wing," who was admitted to Boston church as member #143, which would be in the latter half of 1632 [BChR 14]. No evidence whether she died, married or returned to England.

1630...The Winthrop Fleet
Elizabeth Wing is listed as the 13th from the BOTTOM

8. Henry Dillingham

b: 13 Oct 1624 Cottesbach, Leicestershire, Eng. m: Hannah Perry d: 26 Jul 1705 at Sandwich, Plymouth Colony, MA.

Descendants of Henry Dillingham

9. John Dillingham

b: 1630 in Bitteswell, Eng. m: Elizabeth Feake d: 21 May 1715 at West Brewster, MA.

Descendants of Henry Dillingham

10. Ursula Carter Dillingham

Wife of Edward Dillingham, born abt 1594, died February 6, 1656, Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts
Married February 14, 1614, Cottesbach,Leicestershire,England
PRESUMABLY ACCOMPANIED HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN ON THE WILLIAM & FRANCIS

11. Oseah Dillingham

b: 10 Feb 1620-21 m: Stephen Wing d: 29 Apr 1654 at Sandwich, MA

12. Mrs. Elizabeth Gamlin

The Great Migration (Robert Gamlin)

Elizabeth's marriage to Robert Gamlin was her second. She was married first to a man with the last name of "Mayo,"...the passenger, John Mayo, was her son.

13. Mary Gamlin

Daughter of Robert Gamlin, b. say 1615; admitted to Roxbury church as member #65: "Mary Gamlin a maid servant, daughter of Rob. Gamlin the elder; she came with her father in the year 1632; she was a very gracious maiden; she died in Mr. Pinchon's family of the small pox in the year 1633" [RChR 77].

14. Robert Gamlin

Massachusetts Bay First Settlers - Surnames of Initial L
The Winthrop Society

The Great Migration (Robert Gamlin)
Robert Charles Anderson. The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633, vols. 1-3. Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1995

15. Walter Harris

The Andrew Family Lines...Fourteenth Generation

16. John Hart

17. Thomas Hayward

Cooke and Early New England

18. William Hills

Massachusetts Bay First Settlers - Surnames of Initial H

The Great Migration (William Hills)
Robert Charles Anderson. The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633, vols. 1-3. Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1995

19. Captain Christopher Hussey

Baptized February 18, 1598/99, died March 6, 1685/86

My Descent From Christopher Hussey

20. Mary (Wood) Hussey

Mary Wood Hussey was the mother of Captain Christopher Hussey, she was born May 24, 1571, died June 16, 1660

Ancestors and Relatives of Mary Wood

21. Stephen Hussey

The son of Captain Christopher Hussey and Theodate Bachiler

Woodbridge Family Tree

22. Theodate (Bachiler) Hussey

The daughter of Rev. Stephen Bachiler, born about 1596, died October 20, 1649

My Two Descents from Stephen Bachiler

23. Elizabeth James

The wife of Thomas James
"Thomas and Elizabeth James" were admitted to Boston church as members #149 and #150, which would be just before 14 October 1632 [BChR 15]; on 14 October 1632 "Thomas James and Elizabeth his wife" were dismissed in order to participate in organizing the new church at Charlestown [BChR 16]; on 2 November 1632 Thomas and Elizabeth James were admitted as founding members of the Charlestown church [ChChR 7].

24. Thomas James

The Great Migration (Thomas James)
Robert Charles Anderson. The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633, vols. 1-3. Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1995

On the passenger list of the William & Frances the first entry is the unlikely name of "Thomas Thomas" [Hotten 149]. It has been suggested by several authors that this hides both THOMAS WELD and Thomas James, both of whom would have been evading the dockside authorities, and the former of whom is known to have been on this ship [WJ 1:93].

25. Elizabeth Leavens

Married by 1632 to John Leavens, buried at Roxbury 10 October 1638; Eliot's church entry implies that she accompanied Levens from England in 1632, and was probably an invalid for the entire six years between her arrival and death

26. John Leavens

Massachusetts Bay First Settlers - Surnames of Initial L
The Winthrop Society

The Great Migration (John Leavens)
Robert Charles Anderson. The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633, vols. 1-3. Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1995

27. Joseph Mannering

A Geneological Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England
By James Savage

28. John Mayo

Most sources disagree that John Mayo came over in 1632 on the William & Francis. He is included here because he is on the "list," supposedly written by Governor Winthrop

The Great Migration (Robert Gamlin)

The son of Elizabeth Mayo Gamlin

29. William Norton

Most sources disagree that William Norton came over in 1632 on the William & Francis, but, he is on Governor Winthrop's list and so he is included here.

Lists of Passengers
1631 -1634
Mostly from West England Parts
A BOOK OF ENTREE for Passengers by ye Commission, et Souldiers, according to the Statute, passing beyond the Sea, begun at Christmas, 1631, and ending Christmas, 1632.

7 March, 1631.
THE names of such men as are to be transported to New England to be resident there upon a plantation, have tendred and taken the oath of allegeance, according to the statute.

THOMAS THOMAS. JOHN LEVINS. THOMAS WOODFORD. THOMAS OLLIVER. JOHN SMALLIE. JOHN OLLIVER. JOHN WHETSTON. THOMAS HAREWARD. WM. HILL. EDMOND WYNSLOE. WILLIAM PERKINS. JOHN HART. WALTER HARRIS. WILLIAM NORTON. JOSEPH MANNERING. ROBERT GAMLIN.
From the book, Emigrant Ancestors, page 70

30. Abigail Oliver

Daughter of Thomas Oliver, ABIGAIL, b. say 1625; admitted to Boston church 30 July 1643 [BChR 39]; married by 1644 James Johnson (eldest known child b. Boston 27 September 1644 [BVR 17]).

31. Anne Oliver

"Anne wife of Mr. Thomas Oliver died 3rd month [May]" 1635 [BVR 3]

32. Daniel Oliver

Son of Thomas Oliver, DANIEL, d. Boston June 1637 [BVR 5].

33. James Oliver

Son of Thomas Oliver, b. by 1619 (deposed 1655 aged about 35 [EQC 1:398]; freeman 12 October 1640 [MBCR 1:378]); admitted to Boston church 13 June 1640 [BChR 30]; m. Mary (Dexter) Friend, daughter of THOMAS DEXTER and widow of John Friend.

34. John Oliver

Son of Thomas Oliver, JOHN, b. say 1613; admitted to Boston church in late 1632 or early 1633 [BChR 16]; freeman 14 May 1634 [MBCR 1:368]; Harvard 1645 [Sibley 1:102-06]; m. by 1638 Elizabeth Newgate (first child b. Boston 21 November 1638 [BVR 6]), daughter of JOHN NEWGATE; d. 1646 "not full thirty years of age" [WJ 2:315].

35. Nathaniel Oliver

Son of Thomas Oliver, NATHANIEL, b. about 1618; d. Boston November 1633 [BVR 2]; Winthrop tells the story of one of Elder Oliver's sons, about fifteen years old, being killed by a tree which he had felled himself, and dates this event 9 January 1632/3; given the recognized inaccuracies in the early Boston vital records, this tale very likely refers to Nathaniel [WJ 1:117].

36. Peter Oliver

Son of Thomas Oliver, PETER, b. say 1616; admitted to Boston church 23 June 1639 [BChR 24]; freeman 13 May 1640 [MBCR 1:377]; m. by 1643 Sarah Newgate, daughter of JOHN NEWGATE.

37. Samuel Oliver

Son of Thomas Oliver, SAMUEL, b. say 1627; admitted to Boston church 21 May 1643 [BChR 39]; m. by 1647 Lydia _____ (eldest child bp. Boston 27 June 1647 [BChR 309]); drowned 27 March 1652 [BVR 37].

38. Thomas Oliver

The Great Migration (Thomas Oliver)
Robert Charles Anderson. The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633, vols. 1-3. Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1995

39. Thomas Paine

Most sources agree that Thomas Paine did not come over on the William & Francis, but that he came in 1637 on the Mary Ann. However, he is on the list made by Governor Winthrop and so I have included him here.

40. Lieutenant Francis Peabody

Batchelder, Batcheller Genealogy;
JOHN BATCHELLER (Joseph, John, Joseph), b. Wenham, Mass., (???); m. Ipswich, Mass., Dec. 13, 1727, Anne Peabody dau. of Isaac, of Topsfield, b. May 31, 1707; d. abt. 1762; m. 2d, Sept. 15, 1763, Hannah Perkins. Anne was born in Topsfield in the family mansion her father had inherited from his father, Lieut. Francis Peabody, who came over from England with Rev. Stephen Bachiler and was one of the first settlers in Hampton (old Norfolk Co., Mass.), now N. H. In 1657 or thereabouts he moved to Topsfield. Anne's brother, Isaac, inherited this mansion and at his death in 1739. it was sold to John Batchelder.

41. Captain William Perkins

The Great Migration (Captain William Perkins)
Robert Charles Anderson. The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633, vols. 1-3. Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1995

42. John Sanborn

A Genealogical History of the Clark and Worth Familes:
JOHN SAMBOURNE, born ca 1590, had probably removed by 1615, with his brothers Richard and Francis, to London where he was described in the London Visitation as a merchant. However, the family ties were at Dorsetshire, the next county to Hampshire where lived the Rev. Stephen Bachiler (Batchelder). John married Ann, Rev. Stephen's daughter, and died in England. His widow at 30 was living in the Strand in London in 1631. In January of the following year she married Henry Atkinson, and her three sons came to New England with the Rev. Batchelder that year, first to Boston and in 1640 to Hampton NH, the year after its incorporation, May 22, 1639, with Mr. Batchelder, its first minister. Stephen, one of the three Sanborn brothers, eventually returned to England with his grandfather, but John and William remained as active, influential citizens, chosen to various positions of trust and responsibility.Their descendants lived in Hampton for more than a hundred years.

Our Fascinating Ancestor, Stephen Bachiler

43. Stephen Sanborn

Our Fascinating Ancestor, Stephen Bachiler

44. William Sanborn

ABRIDGED COMPENDIUM, Frederick Virkus: William (Samborne) Sanborn (1622-92), from Eng. with his g.father, Stephen Bachiler, to Boston, 1632, settled at Hampton, Mass. (now N.H.), 1638, served in King Philip's War, se- lectman 4 yrs.

45. John Smalley

Born about 1613, died July 30, 1692

The Smalley Family

46. Edmund Weld

Son of Rev. Thomas Weld, 1631 -1638

The Family of Edmund Weld and Amy Brewster

47. John Weld

The son of Rev. Thomas Weld, born about 1625

The Family of Edmund Weld and Amy Brewster

48. Margaret Weld

The wife of Rev. Thomas Weld, died before 1636

The Family of Edmund Weld and Amy Brewster

49. Samuel Weld

The son of Rev. Thomas Weld, born about 1629

The Family of Edmund Weld and Amy Brewster

50. Rev. Thomas Weld

Massachusetts Bay First Settlers - Surnames of Initials W through Z

The Great Migration (Thomas Weld)
Robert Charles Anderson. The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633, vols. 1-3. Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1995

[Savage] A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England:
"Woodford, Thomas, Roxbury 1632, came from London in the William & Francis, emb. 7 Mar. arr. 5 [p.639] June, with Edward Winslow; in wh. voyage, as from the Hist. of Winth. is learn. were a. sixty passeng. when the custom-ho, rec. proves that the names of only sixteen were made kn. to the governm. among wh. was neither that of Rev. Stephen Bachiler, or of Rev. Thomas James, or of Rev. Thomas Weld, tho. ea. was then on board to elude the malignant feebleness of Archbp. Laud. On adm. of our ch. he was call. serv. was made freem. 4 Mar. 1635, had m. Mary, d. of Robert Blott, wh. came in 1632, and may have been fellow-passeng."

The Family of Edmund Weld and Amy Brewster

51. John Whitson

Massachusetts Bay First Settlers - Surnames of Initials W through Z

52. Daniel Wing

Born about 1617 in England, died March 10, 1697/98

There are no records to prove that Daniel Wing and his mother and brothers came to New England on the William & Francis...but then again, there are no records of them arriving on any of the ships that came to New England.

The History of Lynn by Alonzo Lewis (1829) mentions Deborah Bachiler and that she married John Wing of Lynn. Of course, we know that is in error, but it does record the Wing family at Lynn, Massachusetts at the same time that Rev. Stephen Bachiler and the rest of his family were there.

Excerpts on the Rev. Stephen Bachiler from the History of Lynn by Alonzo Lewis (1829)

53. Deborah Bachiler Wing

Probably the oldest daughter of Rev. Stephen Bachiler, born about 1592, married Rev. John Wing

There are no records to prove that Daniel Wing and his mother and brothers came to New England on the William & Francis...but then again, there are no records of them arriving on any of the ships that came to New England.

The History of Lynn by Alonzo Lewis (1829) mentions Deborah Bachiler and that she married John Wing of Lynn. Of course, we know that is in error, but it does record the Wing family at Lynn, Massachusetts at the same time that Rev. Stephen Bachiler and the rest of his family were there.

Excerpts on the Rev. Stephen Bachiler from the History of Lynn by Alonzo Lewis (1829)

54. John Wing

The oldest son of Rev. John Wing and Deborah Bachiler Wing, born about 1614 at Yarmouth, England, died, 1698/99 at Harwich, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts

There are no records to prove that Daniel Wing and his mother and brothers came to New England on the William & Francis...but then again, there are no records of them arriving on any of the ships that came to New England.

The History of Lynn by Alonzo Lewis (1829) mentions Deborah Bachiler and that she married John Wing of Lynn. Of course, we know that is in error, but it does record the Wing family at Lynn, Massachusetts at the same time that Rev. Stephen Bachiler and the rest of his family were there.

Excerpts on the Rev. Stephen Bachiler from the History of Lynn by Alonzo Lewis (1829)

55. Matthew Wing

The youngest son of Rev. John Wing and Deborah Bachiler Wing, born about 1627 at the Hague, Belgium, date of death unknown but we do know that he returned to England and died there.

There are no records to prove that Daniel Wing and his mother and brothers came to New England on the William & Francis...but then again, there are no records of them arriving on any of the ships that came to New England.

The History of Lynn by Alonzo Lewis (1829) mentions Deborah Bachiler and that she married John Wing of Lynn. Of course, we know that is in error, but it does record the Wing family at Lynn, Massachusetts at the same time that Rev. Stephen Bachiler and the rest of his family were there.

Excerpts on the Rev. Stephen Bachiler from the History of Lynn by Alonzo Lewis (1829)

56. Stephen Wing

The son of Rev. John Wing and Deborah Bachiler Wing, born 1621 at Flushing, died 1710 at Sandwich, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts.

There are no records to prove that Daniel Wing and his mother and brothers came to New England on the William & Francis...but then again, there are no records of them arriving on any of the ships that came to New England.

The History of Lynn by Alonzo Lewis (1829) mentions Deborah Bachiler and that she married John Wing of Lynn. Of course, we know that is in error, but it does record the Wing family at Lynn, Massachusetts at the same time that Rev. Stephen Bachiler and the rest of his family were there.

Excerpts on the Rev. Stephen Bachiler from the History of Lynn by Alonzo Lewis (1829)

57. Edward Winslow (Return Trip)

Massachusetts Bay First Settlers - Surnames of Initials W through Z

Taken from the Batchelder/Batcheller Genealogy:
Written by, FREDERICK CLIFTON PIERCE;
"At the very beginning of 1632, Mr. Bachiler left England for Boston in New England. He sailed on the 9th of March, 1631-2, in the vessel called the "William and Francis," from London, with sixty passengers, and, after eighty-eight dreary days, landed at Boston. Among his fellow travellers were Gov. Edward Winslow, of Plymouth, Rev. Thomas James, Rev. Thomas Wedde and Thomas Oliver, the famous ruling elder of Boston. On the "Whale," which arrived May 26, 1632 came Mr. Wilson and Mr. Richard Dummer. Most of the Dummers reside at South Stoneham or Swathling, where the ancient church bears several Dummer memorials, and this was the last residence of Stephen Bachiler in England." *Edward Winslow was already living in New England and was returning to New England on the William & Francis.

58. Thomas Woodford

Massachusetts Bay First Settlers - Surnames of Initials W through Z

The Great Migration (Thomas Woodford)
Robert Charles Anderson. The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England, 1620-1633, vols. 1-3. Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1995