Mayflower Descendants

• FOREWORD, by Aaron W. Hand, County Superintendent of Public Schools, Cape May County.
• INTRODUCTION, the "Wast Book" of Colonel John Gorham, the Early Settlers of Cape May, the connecting link between Plymouth Colony and Cape May 3-17
• EARLY TITLES TO LAND 18-26
• MANUSCRIPTS, DEEDS, WILLS and FAMILY BIBLES OF THE EARLY DAYS 27-40
• THE SESSION BOOK OF COLD SPRING PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 1804 to 1815, containing the record of Marriages, Baptisms and Deaths of that Period 41-65
• JOHN HOWLAND THE PILGRIM, a brief account of theMigration of the Pilgrims from Holland to the New World, the Number and Character of the Mayflower Passengers, the First Two Years of ilgrim History 66-93
• GENEALOGICAL RECORD of the First Settlers of Cape May of Pilgrim Stock and their Descendantsthroughout the Country 97-332
• John Rowland, The Pilgrim
• GENEALOGICAL NOTES relating to the FamiUes of the First Settlers 337-343
• TOMBSTONES IN COLD SPRING CEMETERY 347-390
• GENERAL INDEX of Mayflower Descendants, Places and Intermarriages 393
• ERRATA
• on page 68 for Thomas Cushman read Robert Cushman.
• On page 90 for first date of will of John Howland, 1763,
• read 1673 New Style.
• On page 192 for Nicholas Learning read Nicholas Lennig.
• REV. PAUL STURTEVANT HOWE, Ph.D., Rector of the Church of the Advent, Cape May, N. J.