List of 106 persons bound for New England from the port of Weymouth.
20 March 1636
Joseph Hall [sic] of Somerset, minister, aged 40, Agnes his wife aged 25, seven children and three servants
Musachiell Bernard of Batcombe, clothier, Mary his wife, and two sons
Richard Persons, salter, and servant
Fras. Baber, chandler
Joseph Joyner
Walter Jesop, weaver
Timothy Tabor of Batcombe, Jane his wife, three daughters and servant
John Whitmarck, Alice his wife, and four children
Wm. Read of Batcombe, Susan his wife, two daughters
Rich. Adams, his servant, Mary his wife and child
Zachary Bickwell, Agnes his wife, son, and servant
George Allen, Katherine his wife, three sons and a servant
Henry Kingman, Joan his wife, five children and a servant
William King, Dorothy his wife, and four children
Thos. Holbrook of Broadway, Jane his wife, and four children
Thos. Dible, husbandman, and Frances his sister
Robt. Lovell, husbandman, Eliz. his wife, and five children and servant, Alice Kinham
Angell Holland, Katherine his wife, and two servants
Rich. Joanes of Dinder
Robt. Martyn of Badcombe
Joan Martyn
Hump. Shepheard
John Upham, Elizabeth his presumed wife and five children
Rich. Wade, Eliz. his wife, Dinah his daughter, and two servants
John Hoble and Robt. Huste, husbandmen
John Woodcock
Rich. Porter
Signed by John Porter, Deputy Clerk to Edward Thoroughgood.
Sainsbury, W. Noel, ed., Calendar of State Papers, Colonial Series (Volume 9), America and West Indies, 1675-1676, also Addenda, 1574-1674, Preserved in the Public Record Office (Vaduz: Kraus Reprint Ltd., 1964) First Published London: HMSO, 1893. pp. 79-80.
More information about the white settlement of North America can be found in the books:
Albion’s Seed: Four British Folkways in America
and: