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The First Thanksgiving 1
Bud Seltenreich
The Pilgrams left England
I'era use tile king was trying to
make them worship as he did. I
They didn’t want to worship as
the king did. Some of them were
caught and put in prison. Some
were punished and sent away.
After a whiie the Pilgrims got
tired of the king’s worship So
I
they went to Holland where they
could worship their own way.
The English left Holland bee
a use they were learning their
language. The English didn’t
want the young to grov up talk
ing Holland.
1
When they It * ft England on
the Mayflower they had 101. Wh
on they came here they had 10*2,
because there was 1 born on the
way. Anti they called it Oceana.
The first summer their cro
]>s were not good. All tney had
was seed for the next summer.
Toe next fall it was not good eit (
net. Tne next year it was so
good that they invited all the Ln ^
elans l'or Thanksgiving. I hat 1
was the first Thanksgiving.
Verna Wills
The Pilgrims made up their 1
minus to leave England and seek
homes in Holland, where they '
knew they could worship God as
they pleased.
The English people liked the
Dutch people, and they married,
and when they got a baby he
would learn to speak Dutch. Tli4
ey were treated good in Holland,
biit they wanted their children
to speak English, so they plann
e.t to come to America. There
were one hundred people on the
boat. Some of their names were
Priscilla, Miles Standish, Elder
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\v landed at Plymouth and at
ast chose a place to settle. Pur
ng the first winter their food
•vas plain-, and there was none
oo much of it. They had hard
ames until the fall of 1623. Then
heir harvest was so good they
lad a feast, and invited all the
ndians, That was the first Tha
iksgiving.
Leonard Bren wink
They left England because
he king was trying to make the
>eople believe as he did. After
i while they went to Holland vvh
‘re they could worship God as
hey pleased. But the English
people did not like their children
>o be like the Holland people. Th
it is the reason they went to
America. There were 101 when
ihey left but when they got there
die re were 102, because there
ails a baby born on the way. Th
iy left Sept 21, 1620, and when
die.y got there it was Sept 0, 1020.
riiey did not have much to eat
the first winter.
The first Thanksgiving din
tier was 102)1. They invited the
Indians and had a feast, because
their harvest was good.
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sband’s average income, Mrs.
Biliks?”
Mrs. Hinks—“Oh, about midn
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