Cool! This reminds me of something that may interest this group. My mother, Evelyn Abraham Benson, during the 1930s while doing research at the Historical Society of PA found the recipes that were sent over with William Penn on the Welcome. His wife had his secretary Edward Blackfan transcribe them. In the 1960s mother who could read the old English script, transcribed the recipes and wrote a biography of Julielma Maria Springett Penn. These were published as Penn Family Recipes. The book is now out of print. However, I do have some copies, some with, dust jackets, some witout, none absolutely pristine. If you want one let me know and I'll describe what is available to you and figure out a price. Someone used the recipes and developed modern measurements and ingredients to create the same dishes. I don't recall the exact title of that book. Both used to be for sale at Pennsbury. I was told there is a restaurant at Penns Landing that on Charter Day serves dishes made from the recipes. All the Best to All of You, Susannah Watterson Benson PS Someone asked me about my Benson origins: English of Snow Hill, Maryland is my understanding. I do have all of the data that my aunt, my father's sister, used to get into the DAR. I don't know the source origins. For the record the DAR was anathema in our family after the Marian Anderson incident. I'm making an assumption here that all of us Wynne folk with our Quaker origins or interested in equality and justice for all. In a message dated 4/28/2005 1:50:36 PM Eastern Standard Time, ttg-inc@comcast.net writes: In side the cover of the following book has a artist's conception of the ship Welcome. It is the same as the picture I have shared of the ship Endeavour, as the Ship Welcome was the same type of ship. The Welcome Claimants Proved, Disproved and Doubtful With an Account of Some of their Descendants By George E. McCracken Illustration of Welcome II Welcome II is a modern ship to be built in England and sailed to Philadelphia by 1975 by Alan Villers who sailed the Mayflower II. The cut has been supplied by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission which kindly grants permission to print an artist's conception of what the vessel will look like. Hugs Cuz B ttg-inc@comcast.net http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ttg13/ I help busy people organize their pictures & tell their stories in safe, simple albums. "Our albums aren't expensive .... they're priceless." Susannah Benson, Unit Leader My 14 years of experience as a Creative Memories Consultant Can Help YOU Complete Albums and/or Build a Business! Contact me TODAY: swbenson@aol.com or 717-464-0963