his hair in a mourning ring. After her husband's death, Penelope continued to live at her home, Careswell, with her children Elizabeth and Isaac, who were still quite young. Penelope Pelham Winslow died on December 7, 1703, at age 70. Both Josiah Winslow and his wife Penelope were buried in the Winslow Cemetery in Marshfield, which has a memorial to Josiah's father Edward Winslow, who died at sea, and was the burial place of Josiah's mother, Susanna White. Winslow Cemetery is where Josiah's half-brothers Resolved and Peregrine White and their wives were also buried and for whom there is also a memorial. References Further reading Encyclopædia Britannica External links Short biography of Josiah Winslow at Plymouth Hall Museum website Winslow Family Homestead 1629 births 1680 deaths People from Plymouth, Massachusetts American people of English descent King Philip's War People of colonial Massachusetts Burials at Winslow Cemetery Harvard College alumni Early colonists in America