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John Crackston II
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| Birth: Unknown,
perhaps around 1600-1610, the son of John Crackston and Katherine Bates,
probably in the vicinity of Stratford St. Mary, Suffolk. |
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| Marriage:
Did not marry. |
| Death: Not too
long after 1627. |
| Children:
No children. |
Biographical Summary
John Crackston (II) was the son of John
Crackston. He was born perhaps around 1600-1610, and his family
took up residence in Leiden, Holland. His sister Anna married
Thomas Smith in 1618 in Leiden. He came with his father John on
the Mayflower in 1620. Since he did not sign the Mayflower
Compact, we can assume he was still a minor, but since he had a sister
who married in 1618 he probably was in his teens. His father died
sometime the first winter, but he survived and lived in Plymouth for
about seven or eight years more. He was included in the Isaac
Allerton family in the 1627 Division of Cattle, and perhaps was serving
Allerton as an apprentice. He died sometime that winter after
getting himself lost in the woods and nearly froze to death: he died
shortly thereafter of a fever brought about by his ordeal.
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