Patience Coram and the First English Emigrants
Patience Coram shapes a resilient pioneer tale amid the English emigration to Massachusetts Bay in 168. The riverside landing, scarce grain, and the newborn settlement unfold through Patience and her brothers as they barter wheat, build shelter, and plan a future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Coram
Patience
Jack
Tre
Corams
Martin
Massachusetss Bay
Charlee River
Yoarman
Robert
Jotham
Tommy
Pashe
Charles River
Joseph
Otham
Stedfast
Mre
Coram
Marek
South River
Watertown
Cora
Mother
Etfest
Hope Garfield
Rothes
Pharoah
Pharaoh
Pharaoh's Harvest in the Coram Family Homeland
Patience and Lawrence nurture Pharaoh wheat on the Neponset frontier while Goodman Coram rebuilds life after flood and fire. Their harvests grow through hardship, guiding Patience toward leadership as the family faces displacement and rebuilds toward a hopeful new settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Coram
Okhmon
New England
Cora
Kent
England
Goodman Coram
Corum
Patience
Martin
Pharoah
Neponset
Mississippi
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Mississippi Valley
Dedham Ho
New Plymouth
Whethey
Neponset River
Coodman Coram
Lawrence
Mildred
Cape Cod
Nantucket
Vineyard Sound
Long Island
Great River
Goodwife Coram
Mattapan
Wallfully
Terence
Indiana
Jotham
Robert
Watertown
Nathan
Thes Akins
Nathan Coram
Goughter
Pharaoh
Patienee
Patienac
Governor Nee
Pynchon
Lawrence Bheat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patenee
Jere
Ett
Landeman
Pavience
Edward Everett Hale
Polly
Balem
Madam Skeats
Mi4re
Goodwife Oram
Dedham
Hena
Lawrence Skeats
Apollo
Hampshire
Herk
Heaven's Gate
Phoebus
S Pond
Agatience
Ladony
Saud
Maurice
John Milton
Eve