treatment in later colony transactions. 1623 The colonists receive own land on which to plant crops. • November, 1623 A fire destroys several buildings in Plymouth. An unknown number of colonists, having lost the homes • and possessions, return to England. 1624 A religious controversy centering around the Reverend John Lyford results in many leaving Plymouth for England or • areas of New England. 1626 Plymouth builds its first trading house at Aptucxet on the southwestern side of Cape Cod. There they trade with the • Natives of both Cape Cod and Narragansett Bay. The colony begins to divide its major assets, beginning with livestock. The resultant document lists most of May 22, 1627 • the Plymouth inhabitants by name. from the New England Company
treatment in later colony transactions. 1623 • The colonists receive own land on which to plant crops. November, 1623 • A fire destroys several buildings in Plymouth. An unknown number of colonists, having lost the homes and possessions, return to England. 1624 • A religious controversy centering around the Reverend John Lyford results in many leaving Plymouth for England or areas of New England. 1626 • Plymouth builds its first trading house at Aptucxet on the southwestern side of Cape Cod. There they trade with the Natives of both Cape Cod and Narragansett Bay. May 22, 1627 • The colony begins to divide its major assets, beginning with livestock. The resultant document lists most of the Plymouth inhabitants by name. from the New England Company
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