Plymouth, Massachusetts, was established in 1620 with significant early help from local Native Americans, particularly Squanto and Massasoit, chief of the Salem, Boston, and many small towns around Massachusetts Bay between 1628 and 1640, at a time of increased English immigration.
Plymouth was established in 1620 with significant early help from local Native Americans, particularly Squanto and Massasoit, chief of the Salem and many small towns around Massachusetts Bay between 1628 and 1640. This was at a time of increased English immigration. Plymouth was established in 1620 with significant early help from local Native Americans, particularly Squanto and Massasoit, chief of Boston and many small towns around Massachusetts Bay between 1628 and 1640. This was at a time of increased English immigration. Plymouth was Massachusetts.