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You are going to need a bit more information to find someone. Below are two examples of many. Appears a "Higgins" line came on the 1623 "Ann".



# Name: James CLEVERLEY
# Surname: CLEVERLEY
# Given Name: James
# Sex: M
# Christening: 25 Apr 1824 ,Calne,Wiltshire,England
# Death: 21 Jun 1878 in South Bountiful,Davis,UT
# LDS Baptism: 8 Mar 1863
# Endowment: 21 Feb 1876 Temple: EHOUS
# _UID: BE9D0CE11C6A344FA7FD8783965C8FA121DC
# Sealing Child: 19 Mar 1941 Temple: SLAKE
# Change Date: 12 Aug 2005 at 12:26:43

Father: James CLEVERLEY b: 2 Mar 1797 in ,Calne,Wiltshire,England c: 16 Mar 1797 in ,Calne,Wiltshire,England
Mother: Jane BRADFIELD c: 8 Mar 1799 in ,Highway,Wiltshire,England

Marriage 1 Mary ALEXANDER b: 10 Oct 1828 in ,Calne,Wiltshire,England c: 11 Jul 1830 in ,Calne,Wiltshire,England

* Married: 4 Nov 1847 in ,Calne,Wiltshire,England
* Sealing Spouse: 30 May 1900 in LOGAN

Children
# Name: *Richard HIGGINS
# Sex: M
# Birth: 1 AUG 1603 in Langley Parish, Stoke-Hundred, Hertfordshire, England
# Death: 21 JUN 1675 in Piscataway, Middlesex, NJ
# Occupation: Tailor, Miller
# Occupation: Deputy for Eastham to Plymouth General Court
# Occupation: Selectman, Eastham
# Occupation: 5 JUN 1651 Surveyor of highways, Eastham
# Immigration: 1623 "Anne" Plymouth, MA 1
# Note:

He immigrated in in 1623 on the ship "Anne", returned to England and came again to America on August 1629 on the ship "Talbot". Freeman 1633.
He took Samuel Godbertson as apprentice to learn trade of tailor on 1 April 1634.
Moved to Nauset (Eastham) 1644. Representative 1647-1651.
He moved to NJ in 1670, died within a few years of his arrival, and no will has survived, but his widow is called executrix of his estate. The widow acquired much land in the period after Richard's death and before her marriage to Isaac Whitehead.

He was on the list of inhabitants of Eastham dated 22 May 1655.
(Genealogies of Mayflower Families, Pe-W, First Settlers of Eastham, Mass., Page 884)

He was on the list names of all male persons residing in Plymouth Colony, between the ages of sixteen and sixty years, who were able to perform military duty, in August, 1643, as shown by the official returns of an actual examination and inspection made at that time.
Plymouth Company, non-commissioned officers and Privates.
(Peirce's Colonial Lists, page 73)

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