Mayflower Passengers; Bradford List
 
  The historian termed the heads of families " by the Blessing of
  God the First Beginners and (in a sort) the foundation of all
  the plantations and colonies in New England
 
John Carver
   Katherine Carver, his wife
   Desire Minter
   John Howland, Roger Wilder, servants
   A maid servant
   William Latham, "bound boy"
   Jasper More, "bound boy"
 
William Brewster
   Mary Brewster, his wife
   Love Brewster, son
   Wrestling Brewster, son
   Richard More, "bound boy" and another of his brothers"
 
Edward Winslow
   Elizabeth Winslow, his wife
   George Soule and Elias Story, servants
   Ellen More, "bound girl"
 
 
William Bradford
   Dorothy Bradford, his wife
 
 
Isaac Allerton
  Mary Allerton, his wife
  Bartholemew Allerton, son
  Remember and Mary Allerton, daughters
  John Hooke, "servant boy"
 
Samuel Fuller
  (William Butten sailed from Plymouth, England, died on
  shipboard)
 
John Crackstone, senior
  John Crackstone, junior
 
Miles Standish, captain
  Rose Standish, his wife
 
Christopher Martin
  His wife
  Solomon Prower and John Langemore, "servants"
 
William Mullins
  His wife
  Joseph Mullins, son
  Priscilla Mullins, daughter
  Robert Carter, servant
 
William White
  Susanna White, his wife
  Resolved White, son
  Peregrine White, (born on shipboard)
  William Holback and Edward Thomson, servants
 
 
 Stephen Hopkins
   Elizabeth Hopkins, his wife
   Giles Hopkins, son
   Oceanus Hopkins (born at sea)
   Constanta (or Constance) Hopkins, daughter
   Damaris Hopkins, daughter
   Edward Doty and Edward Lister, servants
 
Richard Warren
 
John Billington
  Ellen Billington, his wife
  John Billington, son
  Francis Billington, son
 
 
Edward Tilley
  Ann Tilley, his wife
  Henry Samson, cousin
  Humility Cooper
 
John Tilley
  His wife
  Elizabeth Tilley, daughter
 
Francis Cooke
  John Cooke, son
 
Thomas Rogers
  Joseph Rogers, son
 
Thomas Tinker
  His wife
  A son
 
John Rigdale
  Alice Rigdale, his wife
 
James Chilton
  His wife
  Mary Chilton, daughter
 
Edward Fuller
  His wife
  Samuel Fuller, son
 
John Turner
  Two sons
 
Francis Eaton
  Sarah Eaton, his wife
  Samuel Eaton, infant son
 
Moses Fletcher
John Goodman
Thomas Williams
Degory Priest
Edmond Margeson
Peter Brown
Richard Britteridge
Richard Clark
Richard Gardener
Gilbert Winslow
 
Bradford lists with these John Alden, the ship cooper, and also the four
"Pilgrim sailors," Alderton (Allerton?), English, Trevor and Ely.  It was
clearly his intention to count as " first beginners " all who decided to
remain in New England, whether voluntarily or owing to contract.