Of the original arrivals in the Plymouth Bay Colony, we know the Mayflower passengers made the first settlement in 1620, followed by The Fortune in 1621. Next to arrive were the Anne and the Little James in 1623. The two ships departed England and traveled together, but the Little James was slightly delayed after going off course. The Anne arrived on July 10th and Little James arrived on August 5th, three weeks later. Each ship didn't have it's own passenger list, but Governor Bradford's writings and other records provide us with the following names of passengers known to be on one of the ships:
Anthony Annable
Jane (Momford) Annable
Edward Bangs
John Bangs
Jonathan Bangs
Mrs. Lydia (Hix) Bangs
Robert Bartlett
Mary Becket
Fear Brewster
Patience Brewster
Mrs. Mary (Oldham) Bridges
William Bridges*
Edward Burcher*
Thomas Clark
Christopher Conant
Mrs. Hester Cook
Anthony Dix
John Faunce
Mrs. Flavel
Edmond Flood
Mrs. Bridget Fuller
Godbert Godbertson
Sarah (Allerton) Vincent-Priest Godbertson
Alice (Collard) Hatherley
Timothy Hatherley
William Heard
Mary Hilton
Mrs. Hilton
William Hilton
John Hix (presumed)
Mrs. Margaret Hix
Sarah Hix (presumed)
Edward Holman
John Jenney*
Sarah (Carey) Jenney*
Manasseh Kempton
Robert Long
Experience Mitchell
Thomas Morton Jr
George Morton*
Juliana (Carpenter) Morton*
Mrs. Ellen Newton
John Oldham
Lucretia Oldham
Mrs. Oldham
Mrs. Frances Palmer
Christian Penn
Joshua Pratt
Mary Priest
Sarah Priest
James Rand
Robert Ratcliffe
Nicholas Snow
Constant Southworth
Mrs. Alice (Carpenter) Southworth
Thomas Southworth
Francis Sprague
Barbara
Thomas Tilden
Stephen Tracy
Tryphosa (Lee) Tracy
Mrs. Joyce Wallen
Ralph Wallen
Abigail Warren
Anne Warren
Elizabeth Warren
Mary Warren
Mrs. Elizabeth Warren
Sarah Warren
Note: I found an interesting book called Christopher Jarrett of New Plymouth, published January 1, 1957, by Winona Strachan. The main character of the story is Christopher Jarrett, who arrived in Plymouth three years after the Mayflower. Could he have been on the Anne or the Little James? See my previous blog for details.
See also The Mayflower Passenger List and The Fortune Passenger List.