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Josiah Franklin moved to America because he was the third in his family to become a dyer and there wasn't enough work in England. He left Banbury, England with his family in 1683. Benjamin Franklin said there were also religious reasons for the family's move.Franklin's Father Josiah: Life of a Colonial Boston ..., Volume 90, Part 3 By Nian-Sheng Huang
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she was going home from England where she was visiting relatives
The family did the work on the small farm. The children as young as two helped with the farm.
They had tree branches for poles and nets for catching
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Family members
Colonial mothers used a garden to help feed the family.
=most of their jobs were in the kitchen=
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In the colonial period, approximately 90% of the population lived on small family farms. These farms were essential for local food production and self-sufficiency, forming the backbone of colonial agriculture and society. The prevalence of small family farms varied by region, with New England, the Middle Colonies, and the Southern Colonies each having distinct agricultural practices and crop focuses. Overall, family farms significantly shaped the economic and social landscape of early American life.
Try reading Anne Bradstreet. She was one of America's first poets. She wrote about her family, life in colonial America, and nature. http://www.wsu.edu/~campbelld/amlit/bradstreet.htm
I Am Not Sure What You Are Referring To. But Maori' s that I Know Are Welcoming People. They Are Very Faithful To Their Culture Especially When It Comes To Family. Another Characteristic Is They Are Very Good Looking.
A typical characteristic of a Filipino Family is having a close relationship among all family members. Also a characteristic of a Filipino family is that the children respects their parents and other relatives
Migrant
In 1757, he went to England to represent Pennsylvania in its fight with the descendants of the Penn family over who should represent the Colony. He remained in England to 1775, as a Colonial representative not only of Pennsylvania, but of Georgia, New Jersey and Massachusetts as well.