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| + | ::Below is a complete list of all passengers on the Mayflower. Half of this number died during the first winter of 1620-21. Mayflower descendant lines continue from the surviving passengers who had children. Those who are starred had children and their lines are covered by the General Society of Mayflower Descendants. Lines are listed in alphabetical order of the surname of the Mayflower passenger. | ||
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| + | ::::::* John Alden | ||
| + | ::::::* Isaac and Mary (Norris) Allerton, and children Bartholomew, Remember, and Mary | ||
| + | :::::::John Allerton | ||
| + | ::::::* John and Eleanor Billington, and sons John and Francis | ||
| + | ::::::* William and Dorothy (May) Bradford | ||
| + | ::::::* William and Mary Brewster, and children Love and Wrestling | ||
| + | :::::::Richard Britteridge | ||
| + | ::::::* Peter Browne | ||
| + | :::::::William Butten | ||
| + | :::::::Robert Carter | ||
| + | :::::::John and Katherine (White) Carver | ||
| + | ::::::* James and Mrs. Chilton, and daughter Mary | ||
| + | :::::::Richard Clarke | ||
| + | ::::::* Francis Cooke and son John | ||
| + | :::::::Humility Cooper | ||
| + | :::::::John Crackstone and son John | ||
| + | ::::::* Edward Doty | ||
| + | ::::::* Francis and Sarah Eaton, and son Samuel | ||
| + | :::::::Thomas English | ||
| + | :::::::Moses Fletcher | ||
| + | ::::::* Edward and Mrs. Fuller, and son Samuel | ||
| + | ::::::* Samuel Fuller | ||
| + | :::::::Richard Gardiner | ||
| + | :::::::John Goodman | ||
| + | :::::::William Holbeck | ||
| + | :::::::John Hooke | ||
| + | ::::::* Stephen and Elizabeth (Fisher) Hopkins and children Constance, Giles and Damaris | ||
| + | (son Oceanus was born during the voyage) | ||
| + | ::::::* John Howland | ||
| + | :::::::John Langmore | ||
| + | :::::::William Latham | ||
| + | :::::::Edward Leister | ||
| + | :::::::Edmund Margesson | ||
| + | :::::::Christopher and Mary (Prower) Martin | ||
| + | :::::::Desire Minter | ||
| + | ::::::* Ellen, Jasper, Richard, and Mary More | ||
| + | ::::::* William and Alice Mullins and children Priscilla and Joseph | ||
| + | ::::::* Degory Priest | ||
| + | :::::::Solomon Prower | ||
| + | :::::::John and Alice Rigsdale | ||
| + | ::::::* Thomas Rogers and son Joseph | ||
| + | ::::::* Henry Samson | ||
| + | ::::::* George Soule | ||
| + | ::::::* Myles and Rose Standish | ||
| + | :::::::Elias Story | ||
| + | :::::::Edward Thompson | ||
| + | :::::::Edward and Agnes (Cooper) Tilley | ||
| + | ::::::* John and Joan (Hurst) Tilley, and daughter Elizabeth | ||
| + | :::::::Thomas and Mrs. Tinker, and a son | ||
| + | :::::::William Trevore | ||
| + | :::::::John Turner, and two sons | ||
| + | ::::::* Richard Warren | ||
| + | ::::::* William and Susanna (Jackson) White, and son Resolved | ||
| + | Peregrine was born shipboard in Provincetown harbor after arrival | ||
| + | :::::::Roger Wilder | ||
| + | :::::::Thomas Williams | ||
| + | ::::::* Edward and Elizabeth (Barker) Winslow | ||
| + | :::::::Gilbert Winslow | ||
| + | :::::::“Mr. Ely” | ||
| + | :::::::Dorothy (John Carver’s maidservant) | ||
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Revision as of 17:41, 28 May 2021
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(son Oceanus was born during the voyage)
Peregrine was born shipboard in Provincetown harbor after arrival
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