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    Hannah aboard the Angel Gabriel
    Hannah aboard the Angel Gabriel
    Hannah aboard the Angel Gabriel
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    Hannah aboard the Angel Gabriel

    By Kate Meeks-Hall

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    In May 1635, the Cogswell family of Wiltshire, England, boarded the historic galleon, Angel Gabriel, to go to the New World. By August the ship was in splinters. This is the story of that perilous trip.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKate Meeks-Hall
    Release dateMar 29, 2013
    ISBN9781301075560
    Hannah aboard the Angel Gabriel
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    Kate Meeks-Hall

    I am a retired police commander, classroom mom, volunteer, and family genealogist. I am married to the love of my life and have three children, two grown and gone and one on his way!

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      Hannah aboard the Angel Gabriel - Kate Meeks-Hall

      Hannah aboard the Angel Gabriel

      by

      Kate Meeks-Hall

      For Trent, Kaleigh, Christopher, Tabytha, Makenna

      and future generations of Cogswell descendants

      Copyright 2013 Kate Meeks-Hall

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      Table of Contents

      The Cogswell Party aboard the Angel Gabriel

      Other works about the Cogswells and the Angel Gabriel

      Glossary

      The Author's American Cogswell family line

      Hannah Cogswell was a ten year old girl living in Westbury, Wiltshire County, England in 1634. Wiltshire was a hilly place with castles, a medieval

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