The dates of those who died the first season are given as taken from Bradford's pocket-book.

JOHN CARVER, died in April, 1621.†*
Mrs. Carver, (his wife,) died in May, 1621.*
Elizabeth Carver, daughter of Mr. Carver and also wife of John Howland.
Jasper, (the boy of Mr. Carver,) died Dec. 6, 1620.*
John Howland.
Three others of this family died before 1627.*8
WILLIAM BRADFORD.†
Mrs. Dorothy Bradford, (his wife,) drowned Dec. 7, 1620.*2
EDWARD WINSLOW.†
Mrs. Elizabeth Winslow, (his wife,) died March 24, 1620-1.*
Edward Winslow, Jr., son of Edward.
John Winslow, son of Edward.5
GEORGE SOULE.1
WILLIAM BREWSTER.†
Mrs. Brewster, (his wife.)
Love Brewster, son of William.
Wrestling Brewster, son of William.
Mrs. Lucretia Brewster, wife of Jonathan, the oldest son of Elder Brewster.
William Brewster, son of Jonathan.6
ISAAC ALLERTON.†
Mrs. Mary Allerton, (his wife,) died Feb. 25, 1620-1.*
Bartholomew Allerton, son of Isaac.
Remember Allerton, daughter of Isaac.
Mary Allerton, daughter of Isaac, and also wife of Elder Thomas Cushman.
Sarah Allerton, daughter of Isaac, and also wife of Moses Maverick.6
MILES STANDISH.†
Mrs. Rose Standish, (his wife,) died Jan. 29, 1620-1.*2
JOHN ALDEN.1
SAMUEL FULLER.‡
William Butten, (his servant,) died Nov. 6, 1620.*2
CHRISTOPHER MARTIN, died Jan. 8, 1620-1.†*
Mrs. Martin, (his wife,) died the first winter.*
Solomon Martin, son of Christopher, died Dec. 24, 1620.*
One other of this family died the first winter.*4
WILLIAM MULLINS, died Feb. 21, 1620-1.†*
Mrs. Mullins, (his wife,) died the first winter.*
Priscilla Mullins, daughter of William, and also wife of John Alden.
Two others of this family died the first winter.*5
WILLIAM WHITE, died Feb. 21, 1620-1.†*
Mrs. Susanna White, (his wife,) afterwards wife of Governor Winslow.
Resolved White, son of William.
William White, Jr., son of William.
Edward Thompson, died Dec. 4, 1620.*5
RICHARD WARREN.‡1
STEPHEN HOPKINS.†*
Mrs. Elizabeth Hopkins, (his wife.)
Constance Hopkins, daughter of Stephen and also wife of Nicholas Snow.
Giles Hopkins, son of Stephen.
Caleb Hopkins, son of Stephen.
Oceanus Hopkins, son of Stephen, born at sea.*
EDWARD DOTEY.
EDWARD LEISTER.8
EDWARD TILLEY, died the first winter.†*
Mrs. Tilley, (his wife,) died the first winter.*
Two others of this family died the first winter.*4
JOHN TILLEY, died the first winter.†*
Mrs. Tilley, (his wife,) died the first winter.*
One other of this family died the first winter.*3
FRANCIS COOKE.‡
John Cooke, (called the younger,) son of Francis.2
THOMAS ROGERS, died the first winter.*
Joseph Rogers, son of Thomas.2
THOMAS TINKER, died the first winter.†*
Mrs. Tinker, (his wife,) died the first winter.*
One more of this family died the first winter.*3
JOHN RIDGDALE, died the first winter.†*
Mrs. Ridgdale, (his wife,) died the first winter.*2
EDWARD FULLER, died the first winter.†*
Mrs. Fuller, (his wife,) died the first winter.*
Samuel Fuller, (called the younger,) son of Edward.3
JOHN TURNER, died the first winter.*
Two others of this family died the first winter.*3
FRANCIS EATON.†
Mrs. Eaton, (his wife,) died before 1627.
Samuel Eaton, son of Francis.3
JAMES CHILTON, died Dec. 8, 1620.†*
Mrs. Chilton, (his wife,) died the first winter.*
Mary Chilton, daughter of James and also wife of John Winslow, the brother of Edward.3
JOHN CRACKSTON, died the first winter.*
John Crackston, Jr., son of John.2
JOHN BILLINGTON.†
Mrs. Helen Billington, (his wife.)
Francis Billington, son of John.
John Billington, Jr., son of John.4
MOSES FLETCHER, died the first winter.*1
JOHN GOODMAN.1
DEGORY PRIEST, died Jan. 1, 1620-1.*1
THOMAS WILLIAMS, died the first winter.*1
GILBERT WINSLOW, brother of Edward.1
EDWARD MARGESON, died the first winter.*1
PETER BROWN.1
RICHARD BRITTERIGE, died Dec. 21, 1620.*1
RICHARD CLARKE, died the first winter.*1
RICHARD GARDINER.1
JOHN ALLERTON, (seaman,) died the first winter.*1
THOMAS ENGLISH, (seaman,) died the first winter.*1
Total,101

The number of deaths of the first planters that occurred from the time the May Flower left England, to the year 1625, may be thus enumerated:—

In November, 1620,1
In December, "6
In January, 1620-1,8
In February, "17
In March, "13
In April, 1621,1
In May, "1
From April 6 to November 9, 1621,4
From November 9, 1621, to 1625,0
Total,51
Of these were,—
Signers to the Compact,21
Wives of the signers,13
Known members of the families, viz: William Butten, Edward Thompson, Jasper, the boy, Solomon Martin, and Oceanus Hopkins.5
Unknown members of the following families, viz:
Of Carver's,3
Of Martin's,1
Of Mullins's,2
Of Edward Tilley's,2
Of John Tilley's,1
Of Tinker's,1
Of Turner's,212
Total,51

In the division of land in 1624, Henry Samson and Humilitie Cooper had land assigned them among those who came in the May Flower, and for this reason they have been generally believed to have been among the passengers of that vessel. If such is the case they can be placed in the family of Mr. Carver better than that of any other. But, as Mr. Cushman is also placed on that list, it may be reasonably inferred that others were put there for some other reasons, as perhaps Samson and Cooper, who are therefore excluded in this account.

John Goodman is marked in Bradford's manuscript as among those who died the first season. But as his name occurs among those who had garden lots in 1620, and also in the division of land in 1623, it must be inferred that he was marked by mistake, or else Mr. Prince committed an error in taking his copy for the Annals.

Three of the wives of the signers were left in Europe; namely, Bridgett, the wife of Dr. Samuel Fuller, Hester, the wife of Francis Cooke, and Elizabeth, the wife of Richard Warren. These afterwards came over in the Ann, in 1623.

Five lost their wives and married again; namely, William Bradford, who married widow Alice Southworth; Edward Winslow, who married widow Susanna White; Isaac Allerton, who married Fear Brewster, and afterwards, Joanna ——; Miles Standish, who married Barbara ----; and Francis Eaton, who married Christian Penn.

Others were married for the first time; namely, John Howland and Elizabeth Carver; George Soule and Mary; Love Brewster and Sarah Collier; John Alden and Priscilla Mullins; Resolved White and Judith Vassal; Giles Hopkins and Catherine Wheldon; Edward Dotey and Faith Clarke; John Cooke and Sarah Warren; Samuel Eaton and Martha Billington.

Several of the Pilgrims had children born in New England, an account of whom may form another article at some future time.