plymouth colony was the group of english immigrants that first settled in plymouth in 1620.
plymouth colony was the group of english immigrants that first settled in plymouth in 1620.
which group of english immigrants first settled in plymouth in 1620?
plymouth colony
bullet::::- plymouth (penarth electoral ward), in penarth, wales









































section::::places.:united states.









































bullet::::- plymouth, california









































bullet::::- plymouth colony, founded in north america by the pilgrim fathers in 1620









































bullet::::- plymouth, connecticut









































bullet::::- plymouth, florida









































bullet::::- plymouth, illinois









































bullet::::- plymouth, indiana









































bullet::::- plymouth county, iowa









































bullet::::- plymouth, iowa









































bullet::::- plymouth, kansas









































bullet::::- plymouth, maine









































bullet::::- plymouth, massachusetts, known as "america's hometown", the town now on the site of plymouth colony









































bullet::::- plymouth county, massachusetts









































bullet::::- plymouth, michigan









































bullet::::- plymouth, minnesota









































bullet::::- plymouth, mississippi









































bullet::::- plymouth, missouri









































bullet::::- plymouth, nebraska









































bullet::::- plymouth, new hampshire









































bullet::::- plymouth, new york









































bullet::::- plymouth, north carolina
plymouth (disambiguation)
the church of the good shepherd is unique in the composition of its parishioners. the parish registers indicate a strong and significant presence of recent english immigrants, presumably drawn to by work opportunities around the parish. this is especially the case between 1880 and 1920. the episcopal diocese of pennsylvania did not have a formalized ministerial outreach to these immigrants, unlike efforts to convert disaffected italians and polish roman catholics. in the absence of formalized mechanisms, rev john a. goodfellow, and frank a. longshore, the parish organist who held the position for over forty years, made deliberate and overt attempts to welcome english and to a lesser degree anglican-irish immigrants into the life and work of the parish. this work fell mostly to longshore. being around 1890, he began to meet steamships arriving from england and connecting anglican immigrants to parishes in philadelphia and beyond. this work became formalized in 1901 when the episcopal diocese of pennsylvania recognized this ministry and appointed him lay chaplain to the city's immigration depot. further he was appointed as the philadelphia representative of the church of england's church immigration society, in 1905. in these roles, longshore connected, mostly, english immigrants to temporary housing, religious communities, or assisted them to transportation facilitates if they were heading beyond philadelphia. although there is no evidence to suggest that longshore steered english immigrants to church of the good shepherd, the parish did benefit in terms of numbers thanks to these immigrants.
church of the good shepherd, kensington