(Mrs.) Chilton
d. c. 1621
Little is known about the wife of James Chilton, only referred to as Mrs. Chilton in records. She married James around 1583 and had 11 children. She traveled on Mayflower with her husband and one daughter, Mary. James died before Mayflower reached Plymouth, and Mrs. Chilton died not long after, during the first winter.
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