A 391 Year Tradition

Here's a complete list of who was on the

 Mayflower when it arrived in 1620

John Alden	Richard Clarke	John Howland	Myles Standish
Isaac Allerton	Francis Cooke	John Langmore	• Mrs. Rose Standish
• Mary (Norris) Allerton	• John Cooke	William Latham	Elias Story
• Bartholomew Allerton	Humility Cooper	Edward Leister	Edward Thompson
• Remember Allerton	John Crackston	Edmund Margesson	Edward Tilley
• Mary Allerton	• John Crackston	Christopher Martin	• Ann (Cooper) Tilley
John Allerton	Edward Doty	• Mary (Prower) Martin	John Tilley
John Billington	Francis Eaton	Desire Minter	• Joan (Hurst) Tilley
• Eleanor Billington	• Mrs. Sarah Eaton	Ellen More	• Elizabeth Tilley
• John Billington	• Samuel Eaton	Jasper More	Thomas Tinker, wife, and son
• Francis Billington	Thomas English	Richard More	William Trevore
William Bradford	Moses Fletcher	Mary More	John Turner, and two sons
• Dorothy (May) Bradford	Edward Fuller	William Mullins	Richard Warren
William Brewster	• Mrs. Fuller	• Mrs. Alice Mullins	William White
• Mrs. Mary Brewster	• Samuel Fuller	• Priscilla Mullins	• Mrs. Susanna White
• Love Brewster	Samuel Fuller	• Joseph Mullins	• Resolved White
• Wrestling Brewster	Richard Gardinar	Degory Priest	Roger Wilder
Richard Britteridge	John Goodman	Solomon Prower	Thomas Williams
Peter Browne	William Holbeck	John Rigsdale	Edward Winslow
William Button	John Hooke	• Alice Rigsdale	• Elizabeth (Barker) Winslow
Robert Carter	Stephen Hopkins	Thomas Rogers	Gilbert Winslow
John Carver	• Elizabeth (Fisher) Hopkins	• Joseph Rogers
• Katherine (White) Carver	• Constance Hopkins	Henry Samson	"Mr. Ely"
James Chilton	• Giles Hopkins	George Soule	Dorothy, Carver's maidservant
• Mrs. Chilton	• Damaris Hopkins
• Mary Chilton	• Oceanus Hopkins

The bullets by some of the names are simply used to visually indicate family structure--those with bullet points are the wife and/or children of the earlier-listed individual.

Below are the names of the 53 that survived 

long enough to attend the 1st Thanksgiving.

4 MARRIED WOMEN :

Eleanor Billington, Mary Brewster, Elizabeth Hopkins, Susanna White Winslow.

5 ADOLESCENT GIRLS :
Mary Chilton (14), Constance Hopkins (13 or 14), Priscilla Mullins (19), Elizabeth Tilley (14 or15) and Dorothy, the Carver's unnamed maidservant, perhaps 18 or 19.

9 ADOLESCENT BOYS :
Francis and John Billington, John Cooke, John Crackston, (2d), Samuel Fuller, Giles Hopkins, William Latham,Joseph Rogers, Henry Samson.

13 YOUNG CHILDREN : 
Bartholomew, Mary and Remember Allerton, Love and Wrestling Brewster, Humility Cooper, Samuel Eaton, Damaris and Oceanus Hopkins, Desire Minter, Richard More, Resolved and; Peregrine White.

22 MEN : John Alden, Isaac Allerton, John Billington, William Bradford, William Brewster, Peter Brown, Francis Cooke, Edward Doty, Francis Eaton, [first name unknown] Ely, Samuel Fuller, Richard Gardiner, John Goodman, Stephen Hopkins, John Howland, Edward Lester, George Soule, Myles Standish, William Trevor, Richard Warren, Edward Winslow, Gilbert Winslow.

A tip of the hat to Caleb Johnson who's site Mayflower History has become the definitive website as it regards virtually all things Mayflower. 

For a hands-on walk through history, visit the Sturgis Library in Barnstable, Mass. 

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Key words: Mayflower Pilgrims Hopkins