Pioneers of St. Clair County, Michigan - Person Sheet
NameGov. Thomas PRENCE 2771
Memodied age 73
Removal1621, Plymouth Colony, Massachusetts2773, p 894 Age: 21
Memoin the Fortune
Settlement1644, Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts2773, p 894 Age: 44
Settlement1663, Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts2773, p 894 Age: 63
Burial8 Apr 1673, Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts2519, p 34
FlagsEarliest Immigrant
FatherThomas PRENCE
MotherElizabeth TOLDERBY
Individual Notes
• Prence arrived at Plymouth Colony in 1621 on the
Fortune, and from the beginning seemed to have taken a leading role in Plymouth affairs. Of the eight Plymouth Undertakers, who seemed to be the most important men in the colony in 1627, Prence was the only one who had not arrived on the
Mayflower. He became governor in 1634, and was elected an Assistant in 1635, and from then on he was either an Assistant or governor every year the rest of his life. With the death of Bradford in 1657, Prence became without doubt the most important and influential man in the colony.
2694, p 340
Spouses
Memo“a woman of 20”
Memoof pestulent fever
FlagsMayflower Descendant
Individual Notes
ChildrenRebecca (~1627-~1650)
Mercy (~1631-1711)
Birthabt 1614, England2771
Deathabt 1662, Plymouth?, Plymouth, Massachusetts2684, p 453 Age: 48
FatherWilliam COLLIER (~1585-1670)
MotherJane CLARK (~1590-)
ChildrenSarah (~1644-1706)
Elizabeth (->1711)
Death1 Aug 1668, Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts2776 Age: 66
Residenceof Mawlyn, Kent, England2776
FatherWilliam QUICKE (~1573-1615)
MotherElizabeth HODGES (~1575-1617)
Marriage Notes
• States marriage date between 1662 and 1668.
2694, p 341
Marriage Notes