Mayflower – characters

- governor of Plymouth Colony after John Carver dies- writes "Of Plymouth Plantation"

- pastor and leader of the English Separatists in Leiden before they leave foe America

- Pilgrim's leading lay minister

- first governor of Plymouth Colony

- Helped organize voyage to America

- leading adventurer from London

- Mayflower's master

- Chris Jone's mate and pilot

- wife Rose- Pilgrim's leading military officer

- Mayflower's governor- original purchasing agent

- Stranger who may have been to Jamestown before boarding the Mayflower

- leading Pilgrim diplomat who also served as a governor

- indentured servant who eventually became a leading citizen of the colony

- head of what Bradford called the "profanest family" - sons john and francis

- leader of Merrymount

- leader of Wessagussett settlement

- another leader of the Wessagussett settlement

- English gentleman who spent winter of 1623 with the Pilgrims

- Pokanoket sachem

- Narragansett sachem

- Pilgrim's interpreter, originally from Patuxet

- sachem from Martha's Vineyard

- sachem from Pemaquid Point, Maine

- sachem and powwow from Merrimack River in New Hamshire

- Nauset sachem

- Manomet sachem

- Cummaquid sachem

- Mattapoisett sachem

- Pokanoket sachem

- Massachusetts sachem

- Massachusetts pniese

- Mohegan sachem - pledged loyalty to Puritans during Pequot War

- Massachusetts warrior

- Narragansett sachem

- Plymouth governor

- founder of Wannamoisett and friend of Alexander

- William Bradford's son

- Swansea minister whose house became Miles garrison

- army commander from Scituate

- carpenter and leading captain during King Philip's war

- Ben Church's wife

- son of Edward- first governor of Plymouth born in the new world

- leading captain during King Phillip's War- known for his hatred of Indians

- mariner who rescued Church's men at the Pease Field Fight and was present at the death of Phillip

- leader at Bloody Brook

- led Connecticut forces at Green Swamp Fight

- leading Puritan missionary to the Praying Indians

- superintendent to Praying Indians

- commander of Massachusetts forces

- led plymouth forces with William Bradford at Great Swamp Fight

- led rescue of Lancaster

- captured by Indians at Lancaster

- killed with most of his men at Blackstone River

- led Connecticut force with Mohegans, Pequots, Niantics, that captured Canonchet

- negotiated the ransom and release of Mary Rowlandson

- led attack on Indians at Connecticut

- Plymouth minister

- Massachusetts governor

- Massasoit's oldest son

- Alexander's wife, female Pocasset sachem

- Alexander's younger brother "King Philip"

- Amie's husband- the "Black sachem of Nemasket"

- interpreter for Alexander and Philip - one of John Eliot's pupils

- son Peter; female Sakonnet sachem

- one of Philip's senior counselors- accused of murdering John Sassamon

- sachem for Buzzard's Bay - attacked Dartmouth and Clark's garrison

- one of Philip's leading warriors

- Narragansett sachem

- Narragansett sachem- Weetamoo's husband during King Philip's War- Mary Rowlandson's master

- Philip's principal captain

- Praying Indian who became a spy for the English

- Nipmuck sachem - bargains with English over the ransom or Mary Rowlandson