...other with respect to the planting on the main land, at least for one year's time; at the end of which Mr. White, with the rest of the adventurers, hearing...these forementioned transactions, about Cape Anne, pitched upon him, the said Conant, for the managing and government of all their affairs at Cape Anne....

...which Mr. White, less. with the rest of the Adventurers, hearing of some religious and well-affected persons, that were lately removed out of New Plymouth,...rigid Separation, — of which number Mr. ROGER CONANT 4 was one, a religious, sober, and 1 In 1623, thirteen of the Compa- t1ers of New-England, with Savny...

...end of which Mr. White, with the rest of the Adventurers, hearing of some religious and well-affected persons, that were lately removed out of New Plymouth,...finished his pilgrimage, having a great hand in all those forementioned transactions about Cape Anne,) ^they^ pitched upon him, the said Conant, for the...

...end of which Mr. While, with the rest of the Adventurers, hearing of some religious and well-affected persons, that were lately removed out of New Plymouth,...finished his pilgrimage, having a great hand in all those fore mentioned transactions about Cape Anne,) ^they^ pitched upon him, the said Conant, for the...

...colony under a different direction. The Dorchester partners heard of " some religious and wellaffected persons that were lately removed out of New Plymouth,...was one, a religious, sober, and prudent gentleman." 3 He was then at Nantasket, with Lyford and Oldham. The partners 1 Sec page 222. 3 Hubbard, History...

...colony under a different direction. The Dorchester partners heard of " some religious and wellaffected persons that were lately removed out of New Plymouth,...was one, a religious, sober, and prudent gentleman." 3 He was then at Nantasket, with Lyford and Oldham. The partners 1 See page 222. 3 Hubbard, History...

...and did little service." The partners tried again. They heard of " some religious and well-affected persons that were lately removed out of New Plymouth,...was one, a religious, sober, and prudent gentleman." Conant, whose earlier history is not known, was then at Nantasket, with Lyford and Oldham. The partners...

...plantation had been far from prosperous, were informed concerning " some religious and well-affected persons that were lately removed out of New Plymouth...dislike of their principles of rigid separation." One of these, it is said, was Roger Conant, who seems to have been not unfitly described as " a religious,...

...plantation had been far from prosperous, were informed concerning "some religious and well-affected persons that were lately removed out of New Plymouth...dislike of their principles of rigid separation." One of these, it is said, was Roger Conant, who seems to have been not unfitly described as "a religious,...

...far from prosperous, were informed concerning " some religious and well-affected persons that ware lately removed out of New Plymouth out of dislike of their principles of rigid separation." One of these, it is said, was Roger Conant, who seems to have been not unfitly described as "a religious,...