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When did the pilgrims leave from england?

April 26, 2017Arts England History Humanities leave PILGRIMS

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When did the pilgrims leave from england?

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They had first left piecemeal from Lincolnshire from 1608 onwards to gather and settle in Amsterdam and Leiden, in the Netherlands. In July 1620 they travelled to England in the Speedwell, and joined up with other colonists in the Mayflower at Southampton. Speedwell began leaking on the next leg of the journey, and they had to abandon her at Plymouth. The Mayflower finally left Plymouth for America on September 6 (Julian) or September 16 (Gregorian) 1620.