Here is a brief history of the social, economic, and religious reasons the 1630 Winthrop fleet of immigrants came into being. The Winthrop Fleet of 1630, by Charles Edward Banks, published Boston 1930. http://genealogytrails.com/mass/winthropfleet.html#6
It includes a sourced listing of passengers of the 1630 expedition. Sources used include:
Savage- Genealogical Dictionary
M.C.R. - Massachusetts Colonial Records
Pope- Pioneers of Massachusetts
Winthrop - Journal of John Winthrop
G.R. - New England Genealogical Register
Winthrop MSS. - Collections Massachusetts Historical Society
Bond- History of Watertown
B.T.R. - Boston Town Record
Waters & Emmerton- English Gleanings
L. & L. W.- Life & Letters of John Winthrop
Lechford- Notarial Records
Banks MSS. - Collections of the Author
Ch.Ch.Rec. - Charlestown Church Records
Lechford P.D.- Lechford Plaine Dealing
P.C.C.- Prerogative Court of Canterbury
Sewall - Diary of Samuel Sewall
Eliot- Roxbury Church Records
G.L. - Plans of Boston, 1905, by George Lamb
