Biographical Summary
Nothing much is known about
Mayflower passenger John Langmore. He came as a servant to
the Christopher Martin family, so was under 25. As he did not sign the
Mayflower Compact, he almost certainly was under 21. He died
sometime the first winter.
There appears to be only one
significant Langmore (Longmire) family in England, with closely-related
branches in Alveley and Claverly, Shropshire and Upper Arley,
Worcestershire. Perhaps one of these baptisms is that of the
Mayflower passenger:
- 19 August 1604, Upper Arley, Worcester (son of George)
- 13 October 1605, Claverly, Shropshire (son of Thomas)
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