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| Passengers of the Mayflower Carver's unnamed maidservant Dorothy, married passenger Francis Eaton as his second wife. John Alden He was hired as ship's cooper in Southampton, England. He married fellow passenger Priscilla Mullins. Isaac Allerton He was afirst assistant governor for Plymouth Colony. Mary (wife) Bartholomew (son) Remember (daughter) Mary (daughter) John Allerton He died the first winter. John Billington He did not like the Governor Bradford. Elinor (wife) John (son) Francis (son) William Bradford He was the author of "Of Plimmouth Plantation" and governor of Plymouth Colony. Dorothy (wife) William Brewster He was Plymouth Colony's spiritual leader for many years. Mary (wife) Love (son) Wrestling (son) Richard Britteridge He died the first winter. Peter Browne He married Martha Ford after her husband's death. William Button Servant of Samuel Fuller and the only passenger to die during the voyage. Robert Carter Servant of William Mullins. John Carver He was the Colony's first governor. Catherine (wife) James Chilton He died the first winter. Susanna(wife) Mary (daughter) She married John Winslow. Richard Clarke He died the first winter. Francis Cooke Came over on the Mayflower with only one of his children, his wife and other children came over in 1623. John (son) Humility Cooper A young daughter of a member of the Leiden Separatist congregation. She did not stay in America, but returned to England. John Crackstone He died the first winter. John (son) Edward Doty He was a servant of Stephen Hopkins. Francis Eaton He remarried twice; first to John Carver's maidservant and second time to Christian Penn Sarah (first wife) Samuel (son) ?? Ely A seaman hired to stay one year in the colony. (First name is unknown.) Thomas English He died the first winter Moses Fletcher He died the first winter Edward Fuller He died the first winter ?? (wife ... name unknown.) Samuel (son) Samuel Fuller He was the colony's surgeon as well as deacon of Plymouth Colony's church. Richard Gardener He became a seaman and died at sea John Goodman He died the first winter William Holbeck He died the first winter. John Hooker Servant who died the first winter. Stephen Hopkins He may of been the Stephen Hopkins who died at sea in 1609. Elizabeth (wife) Constance (daughter) She married Nicholas Snow. Gyles (son) Damaris (daughter) Oceanus (son) He was born during the voyage across the Atlantic, but died young. John Howland Servant of John Carver, married fellow Elizabeth Tilley. John Langmore Servant of Christopher Martin. William Latham Servant of John Carver. Edward Lester Servant of Stephen Hopkins. Edmund Margesson Died the first winter. Christopher Martin Governor of the Mayflower. Marie (wife) Solomon Prower (son) Ellen Moore A child who was assigned to Edward Winslow and died the first winter. Jasper Moore A child who was assigned to John Carver and died the first winter. Mary Moore A child who was assigned to William Brewster and died the first winter. Richard Moore A child who was assigned to William Brewster. He became a sea captain. William Mullins He died the first winter. Alice (wife) Priscilla (daughter) She married John Alden. Joseph (son) Digory Priest He died the first winter. His wife came over with their two daughters as the wife of Godbert Godbertson in 1623. John Rigsdale Died the first winter. Alice (wife) Thomas Rogers Died the first winter. Joseph (son) Henry Sampson Cousin of Edward and Ann Tilley and Humilty Cooper. George Soule Servant of Edward Winslow, he married Mary Buckett. Myles Standish Miltary leader of the colony. Rose (first wife) Barbara (second wife) Elias Story Servant of Edward Winslow. Edward Thompson Servant of William White. Edward Tilley Agnes (wife) She died the first winter. John Tilley Died the first winter. Joan (wife) Elizabeth (daughter) She married John Howland. Thomas Tinker Died the first winter. Jane (wife) ??(son) name unknown William Trevore He was seaman hired to stay a year in the colony. John Turner Died the first winter. ??(son) name unknown. ?? (son) name unknown. Richard Warren Came to America alone, his wife and daughters arrived in Plymouth in 1623. William White Died the first winter. Susanna (wife)Remarried to Edward Winslow, the first marriage in the new colony. Resolved (son) Peregrine (son) Roger Wilder Servant of John Carver. Thomas Williams Died the first winter. Edward Winslow He was assistant governor and governor of Plymouth Colony. Elizabeth (wife) Gilbert Winslow Brother of Edward. |
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| The Mayflower II |
| From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The Mayflower was, most famously, the ship which transported the Pilgrim Fathers from Plymouth, England to North Virginia in what was later to become the United States of America in 1620. Initially the plan was for the voyage to be made in two vessels (the other being the Speedwell), however, due to problems after setting out both ships were forced to return and after some reorganization the voyage was made in the Mayflower alone. As a result of the delay, the settlers did not arrive until the onset of winter, which made for a difficult time for them. Details regarding the size and overall dimensions of the ship are unknown, but it has been estimated from its load weight and the usual size of 180-ton merchant ships in the period to be 90 - 110 feet in length and about 25 feet in width. Careful research went into designing a replica, the Mayflower II (launched on September 22, 1956), to make it as much like its namesake as possible. |