Primary+Sources

The ships log including a list of passengers and a portrait of Governor Winslow

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The Mayflower Compact []

//New England's Prospect// a small dictionary of Wampanoag words published in 1630 by William Wood []

au so hau nouc hoc - a lobster ascoscoi - green ausomma petuc quanocke - give me some bread bequoquo - the head chesco kean - you lie commouton kean - you steal conomma - a spoon cotattup - I drink to you connucke sommona - it is almost night docke taugh he necke - what is your name? hub hub hub - come come come haddo quo dunna moquonash - where did you buy that? haddogoe weage - who lives here? kawkenog wampompeage - let me see money ||
 * aunum - a dog

Laws, Property Deeds and Indian Land Records []
 * //Primary Sources: The Records of Plymouth Colony//**
 * (Courtesy of Google Books) **

[] The 1621 will of William Mullins, above, is the only surviving will for an individual who died the first winter at Plymouth. This document would have sailed back to England on the //Mayflower// in April-May 1621. Signatures at the bottom-right of the will include Plymouth's first Governor John Carver, //Mayflower//'s surgeon Giles Heale, and //Mayflower//'s master Christopher Jones. ||  ||
 * [[image:http://www.mayflowerhistory.com/images/MullinsWill.jpg width="393" height="587"]]