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- Source: Passengers to America, A Consolidation of Ship Passenger Lists from The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, edited by Michael Tepper, pub. 1988, pages 23-24:
Aprillis 1635,,, these underwritten names are to be transported to New England imbarqued in the Suzan and Ellin (Susan & Ellen) Edward Payne Mr. The p'ties have brought Certificates from ye Ministers and Justices of the peace of they are no Subsedy men : and are conformable to ye orders and discipline of the Church of England.
Symon Crosby Husbandm: 26
Ann Crosby vxor (wife) 25
Tho: Crosby child 8 weeks
Symon Crosby is also listed in "Savage's Genealogical Dictionary.", vol. 4, p. 289; and in "Pope's Pioneers of Massachusetts", p. 457.
Source: NEHGS Vol. 87, October 1933, page 360:
The Susan and Ellen sailed from London for New England soon after the middle of May 1635, and crossed the Atlantic in six of eight weeks. She had been one of the great fleet which left England in October, ten years earlier, to intercept the Spanish treasure ships off the Bay of Cadiz. Her captain at that time, Christopher Levett, had a poor opinion of her, but now in 1635 she carried 96 passengers and was commanded by Edward Payne. Many of those on board, including ...Simon Crosby... had come from Yorkshire.
Source: NEHGS Great Migration Study Project, Fall 2001:
Simon Crosby arrived in New England in 1635, settled at Cambridge and died there in 1639. In these brief four years we have evidence of both civil and military service. He was twice a selectman, and his inventory listed "one great fowling piece & a musket, ... one carbine with furniture...(and) one pistol."
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The H600 Project Genealogy DB
Abt 1609 - 1639 (~ 30 years)