Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
NameGilbert WINSLOW 
, MCS-31
, MCS-31Birth5 Nov 1600, Droitwich, Worcestershire, England2964, p 125
Deathbef 1651, England2964, p 125 Age: 50
FlagsMayflower Compact Signer, Mayflower Passenger
FatherEdward WINSLOW
MotherMagdaline OLIVER
Individual Notes
• Brother of Edward. Returned to England.2964, p 125
• A brother of Edward Winslow, Gilbert Winslow arrived with him at Plymouth on the 1620 Mayflower. He received one acre of land in the 1623 land division, but was not in the 1627 cattle division, and Bradford stated that he returned to England and died there. No descendants are known. The inventory of another brother, Kenelm Winslow, mentioned that he had one-half of the share of land granted by the court to him and his brother Josias on account of their brother gilbert being a “first comer” (MD 24:42). On 1 June 1663 the court acknowledged that Gilbert Winslow, deceased, who was one of the “first comers,” had a right to land, and allowed his heirs to look for some (PCR 4:40).3362, p 374
• No known issue.5039, p 1
• Planter recruited by Thomas Weston, of London merchant adventurers.
Brother to Pilgrim Edward Winslow, but not known to have lived in Leiden.3387, p 2
• A brother of Edward Winslow, Gilbert Winslow arrived with him at Plymouth on the 1620 Mayflower. He received one acre of land in the 1623 land division, but was not in the 1627 cattle division, and Bradford stated that he returned to England and died there. No descendants are known. The inventory of another brother, Kenelm Winslow, mentioned that he had one-half of the share of land granted by the court to him and his brother Josias on account of their brother gilbert being a “first comer” (MD 24:42). On 1 June 1663 the court acknowledged that Gilbert Winslow, deceased, who was one of the “first comers,” had a right to land, and allowed his heirs to look for some (PCR 4:40).3362, p 374
• No known issue.5039, p 1
• Planter recruited by Thomas Weston, of London merchant adventurers.
Brother to Pilgrim Edward Winslow, but not known to have lived in Leiden.3387, p 2