"These pages contain a fairly complete record of five generations in the male line, of the descendants of Richard Warren, the twelfth signer of the Mayflower Compact." Includes Bartlett, Church, Morton, Taber, and related families.

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Immigrants of the name of Church have been coming to this, country since the earliest Colonial days and they are coming still, several having arrived within the last half century. There were five Colonial immigrants who became the founders of important families. In the order of their arrival, or of our first knowledge of them, these Founders are: Richard of Plymouth, Mass., 1630. Garrett of Watertown, probably 1631. He was a man of mark in Boston in 1634. Richard of Hartford, Conn., 1632 or 3. John of Dover, N. H., 1665. David of Marlborough, Mass., 1703 to 9. In addition there were some pre-Revolutionary immigrants who arrived in time to take part in that struggle. The best known of them was Gen. Philip Church.

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Immigrants of the name of Church have been coming to this, country since the earliest Colonial days and they are coming still, several having arrived within the last half century. There were five Colonial immigrants who became the founders of important families. In the order of their arrival, or of our first knowledge of them, these Founders are: Richard of Plymouth, Mass., 1630.