Dear Betty Wing . . . . on Nov. 20 you wrote . . . >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Have you tried tracking Rebeckah Snow from Nicholas Snow, 1621 in Plymouth Colony? There were a slew of Snows and many are Mayflower descendants, myself included. I have at least three lines to Nicholas and his wife was the d/o Stephen Hopkins. They were both Mayflower passengers. Nicholas came a year later. Many of the Plymouth folk began to move further west and settled in the Swansea, Rehoboth, Barrington area which was all Massachusetts Bay Colony at the time and later was divided into RI and MA. It might be worth a try and Nicholas' lines are pretty will documented for four or five generations. Hope this helps. Bette Wing in Brockport NY >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Thank you for your ideas. I have made only superficial checks as yet, but you have convinced me to try and look further. I am direct desc. from Gov. William Bradford & Alice Carpenter via two different lines from them, so could be of interest. Is there a Mayflower type of list, like the name list for Palmer's and other names, or maybe a BRADFORD LIST? Thanks again Betty. Peter Burrows, Annapolis, MD ==== SNOW Mailing List ==== 6 For etymological discussion history, places, & family names of SNOW group includes SNOWDEN SNOWE SHAW SNAW SHOW McSNAW ZNOW CNOW O'SNOW SCHNEE SINOW SMOCK SMOELA SMOWE SNA SNEAD SNEE SNOESS SNOFFER SNOHOMISH SNOSSVALLEN SNOWEL SNOWR SNIDER SNOWTOWN SOANA SOWERS STOW SUNOW, others Please FOCUS on topic, per actual connections, to SNOW / SNOWDOWNE group :)