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A Possible Packard -
Mayflower Connection Clara Florence Packard was my maternal grandmother. This page describes the possible connection of the family to the early Plymouth Massachusetts Colony and to the Mayflower voyage.
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The first of the Packards arrived in the Plymouth area shortly after the Mayflower. The family thrived and some branches were united in marriage to the John Alden family, the Francis Cook family and possibly others of Mayflower fame. Since our lineage back from Shepard Packard, born in 1818 in Easton, Ma has not been established, any claim to a Mayflower connection is deemed to be possible, but speculative.
Materials formerly displayed on this page have been removed in the interest of accuracy.
For additional information regarding the Lossner/Husmann families and Florence Lucille Lossner the Milns family and the Copeland Families as well as how these the families intermarried in the earlier days you are invited to view the following pages:
I welcome corrections, additions and comments. I may be contacted using the link at the bottom of the page.
© Grandpa Don
Plefka
aka Harry Ronald Cecora
10/23/2007
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My Family The Packard - Mayflower Connection |
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