Anne & Little James Arrived in Plymouth, Massachusetts July 10, 1623

• "The ship Anne arrived in Plymouth in July, 1623 accompanied by the Little James, bringing new settlers along with many of the wives and children that had been left behind in Leyden when the Mayflower departed in 1620." Emigrant Ancestors, John Camden Hotten, 1874

"Built by the Plymouth Adventurers to remain at the Colony___ Burthen: 44 tons"

• William Pierce, Master of the Anne
• Emanuel Altham, Captain of the Little James
• John Bridges, Master of the Little James

Columns represent: Name, Occupation and notes, Last Residence, Place in New Colony they resided [1]

Passenger list, ship Anne, 1623

1. Anthony Annable All Saints, Cambridge ‧ Scituate
2. Jane Annable his wife
3. Sarah Annable their daughter
4. Hannah Annable and daughter listed only as daughters in Hotten's
5. Edward Bangs Shipwright from Panfield, Essex, ENG
6. Lydia Bangs ‧ wife - not listed in Hotten's This is the same Lydia who was a child and single when she crossed, listed below under Hicks
7. Jonathan Bangs ‧ son - not listed in Hotten's - This child was not yet born
8. John Bangs ‧ son - not listed in Hotten's - This child was not yet born
9. Robert Bartlett
10. Fear Brewster daughter of Elder Wm. Brewster
11. Patience Brewster daughter of Elder Wm. Brewster
12. William Bridge of London
13. Mary Buckett otherwise listed as ‧ Mary BECKET
14. Edward Burchere
15. Mrs. Burchere
16. Thomas Clark of the Plymouth Colony
17. Christopher Conant, a grocer St. Lawrence, London also listed from Holland
18. Hester Cooek wife of Francis Cooke, who arrived on the Mayflower
19. Jane Cooke daughter - not listed in Hotten's
20. Jacob Cooke son - not listed in Hotten's
21. Hester Cooke daughter - not listed in Hotten's
22. Anthony Dix or Dike Profile from: WeRelate.org
23. John Faunce (or Fance)‧ Purleigh, Essex
24. Manasseh Kempton , would later marry Juliana Morton below. Not in Planters
25. Elizabeth Flavell wife of Thomas Flavell, who came in the ship Fortune listed as "Goodwife" in Hotten's
26. Edmund Floode
27. Bridget Fuller wife of Samuel Fuller, the physician on the ship Mayflower from Leyden
28. Godbert Godbertson hatmaker Leyden - listed as Cuthbert Cuthbertson in Hotten's
29. Sarah Godbertson wife - not in Hotten's
30. Samuel Godbertson son - not in Hotten's
31. Sarah Priest step-daughter - not in Hotten's
32. Mary Priest step-daughter - not in Hotten's
33. Timothy Hatherly feltmaker, St. Olaves, Southward, d. in Scituate, 1666
34. William Heard was given land but not counted in 1627, nor signed the Mayflower Pact.
35. Margaret Hickes ‧ wife of Robert Hickes who came in the ship Fortune.
36. Hickes children Samuel, Lydia, Richard, Phebe - not listed in Planters
37. Mrs. William Hilton wife - William had sent for them before his death
38. Hilton two children William and Mary
39. Edward Holman Clapham, Co. Surrey?
40. Capt John Jenney Erected corn mill 1636, Norwich, Norfolk
41. Sarah Jenney wife, from Monk Soham, Suffolk
42. Samuel Jenney son
43. Abigail Jenney daughter
44. Sarah Jenney daughter
45. Robert Long
46. Experience Mitchell of Duke's Place, London, who married Jane Cooke, daughter of Francis Cooke, Mayflower
47. George Morton - listed in Planters with wife but no children
48. Juliana Morton wife of George Morton
49. Nathaniel Morton , son of Juliana & Geo. who later became Secretary of the Colony
50. Morton 4 other children John, Ephraim, Patience, Sarah ?
51. Thomas Morton, Jr. son of Thomas who came in the ship Fortune
52. Ellen Newton
53. John Oldham
54. Mrs. Oldham wife, and mother of William Bridges, above - Not in Hotten's - relation to the Master John Bridges who sailed on the Little James?
55. Lucretia Oldham sister - Not in Hotten's
56. Frances Palmer wife of William Palmer Sr of the Fortune
57. William Palmer Jr son of the above
58. Christian Penn not listed in Planters
59. Abraham Pierce not listed in Planters
60. Mr. Pierce's two servants. names not indicated ** see bio section of above Abraham Pierce for more info.
61. Joshua Pratt
62. James Rand St. George, Southwark
63. Robert Rattliffe ~ Ratcliff in Planters
64. Mrs. Rattliffe = wife - not listed in Planters
65. Nicholas Snow
66. Alice Southworth ‧ widow, later became the second wife of Governor Bradford; sister of Juliana Morton
67. Thomas Southworth - son - not in Hotten's
68. Francis Sprague
69. Anna Sprague wife - not in Hotten's
70. Mercy Sprague daughter - not in Hotten's
71. Barbara Standish second wife of Captain Standish, married after her arrival
72. Thomas Tilden of Stepney, London
73. Ann ? Tilden wife - not in Hotten's
74. Tilden child not in Hotten's
75. Stephen Tracy Yarmouth, Norfolk
76. Tryphosa Tracy not in Hotten's
77. Tracy child not in Hotten's
78. Ralph Wallen
79. Joyce Wallen wife - not in Hotten's
80. Elizabeth Warren wife of Richard Warren of Mayflower - no Warren's on Hotten's list
81. Mary Warren daughter
82. Elizabeth Warren daughter
83. Anna Warren daughter
84. Sarah Warren daughter
85. Abigail Warren daughter

More information on Passenger list http://mayflowerhistory.com/anne

Links

• http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~smason/html/anne.htm
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passengers_of_the_ships_Anne_and_Litt...
• https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Anne%2C_sailed_1623
• https://www.history.com/topics/colonial-america/plymouth
• https://www.pilgrimhall.org/pdf/Passenger_List_Anne_Little_James_16...
• https://www.werelate.org/wiki/Anne_&_Little_James_Passenger_Lists
• https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Little_James%2C_sailed_June_...

Sources

• Eugene Aubrey Stratton, Plymouth Colony: Its History and Its People, 1620-1691
• Charles Banks, Planters of the Commonwealth
• Emigrant Ancestors, John Camden Hotten, 1874
• Strangers and Pilgrims, Travelers and Sojourners, Jeremy Bangs , 2009

Citations

1. This ship passenger list is reconstructed from the 1623 Division of Land, the passenger list compiled by Charles Banks in Planters of the Commonwealth, and the research found in Eugene Aubrey Stratton's Plymouth Colony: Its History and Its People, 1620-1691.

{corrections/duplications noted by sources and links, listed}