The First Supply Ship, with Captain Newport, returned to Virginia with about 100 new settlers, finding only 38 survivors of the 150 original colonists. Some of the individuals on that first supply are listed here; other lists exist. Individuals with surnames in our lineage are highlighted. (Apparently the webpage from which this was taken, with rights granted if not used commercially, has been taken down, but I give credit for it here anyway.)
First Supply January 1608
| Name |
Occupation |
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appointed to be of the Councell |
- Michaell Phetyplace
- William Phetyplace
- Ralfe Morton
- William Cantrill
- Richard Wyffin
- Robert Barnes
- George Hill
- George Pretty
- John Taverner
- Robert Cutler
- Michaell Sickelmore
- Thomas Coo
- Peter Pory
- Richard Killingbeck
- William Causey
- Doctor Russell
- Richard Worley
- Richard Prodger
- William Bayley
- Richard Molynex
- Richard Pots
- Jefrey Abots
- John Harper
- Timothy Leds
- Edward Gurganay
- George Forest
- John Nickoles
- William Gryvill
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Gentlemen |
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Jeweller |
- William Dawson
- Abraham Ransacke
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Refiners |
- William Johnson
- Richard Belfield
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Refiners |
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A Gunner |
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A Perfumer |
- Raymond Goodyson
- John Speareman
- William Spence
- Richard Brislow
- William Simons
- John Bouth
- William Burket
- Nicholas Ven
- William Perce
- Francis Perkins
- Francis Perkins
- William Bentley
- Richard Gradon
- Rowland Nelstrop
- Richard Salvage
- Thomas Salvage
- Richard Miler
- William May
- Vere
- Michaell
- Bishop Wyles
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Labourers |
- John Powell
- Thomas Hope
- William Beckwith
- William Yonge
- Laurence Towtales
- William Ward
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Tailers |
- Christopher Rodes
- James Watkings
- Richard Fetherstone
- James Burne
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Apothecaries |
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A Surgeon |
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A Couper |
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A Tobacco-pipe-maker |
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A Blackesmith |
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