BOSTON | John Howland may not be as famous as William Bradford, John Carver and Myles Standish, notable passengers on the Mayflower that landed in Massachusetts in 1620.

Mayflower passenger John Howland almost didn't make it to the New World. Premieres 11/24. During a storm in the north Atlantic, indentured servant John Howland was swept off the Mayflower's deck.

The Boy Who Fell Off the Mayflower or John Howland’s Good Fortuneis the first book you’ve illustrated and written. Why this topic? This topic had been bubbling under with me for years.

John Alden, one of the most famous of the Mayflower passengers, thanks to Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s 1858 poem, “The Courtship of Miles Standish,” was a 21-year-old cooper, or barrelmaker.

BOSTON - John Howland may not be as famous as William Bradford, John Carver and Myles Standish, notable passengers on the Mayflower that landed in Massachusetts in 1620. Yet Howland, who boarded ...

John Howland, who fell off the Mayflower, survived and became the father of 10, grandfather of 80 – and ancestor of an estimated 2 million Americans. Sign in or Subscribe See Offers.

Howland and his wife, fellow Mayflower passenger Elizabeth Tilley, had 10 children and more than 80 grandchildren. Now, an estimated 2 million Americans can trace their roots to him.

BOSTON — John Howland may not be as famous as William Bradford, John Carver and Myles Standish, notable passengers on the Mayflower that landed in Massachusetts in 1620. Yet Howland, who boarded ...

BOSTON — John Howland may not be as famous as William Bradford, John Carver and Myles Standish, notable passengers on the Mayflower that landed in Massachusetts in 1620.

BOSTON (AP) — John Howland may not be as famous as William Bradford, John Carver and Myles Standish, notable passengers on the Mayflower that landed in Massachusetts in 1620.Yet Howland, who … ...