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How many people were aboard on the pilgram's ship the mayflower?
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When the Mayflower left Plymouth, England, there were 102 passengers on board. Oceanus Hopkins was born en route and lived to arrive in what became Plymouth, Massachusetts, but a little boy died shortly before arrival, so 102 also was the number who arrived. Another baby was born there in the harbor following arrival. There were 30 or more crew members in addition to passengers. The exact number is not known.
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How many people were aboard the Mayflower ship?
It is about 103 people aboard the Mayflower ship!
How many people aboard the mayflower?
60 Pilgrims and the rest as crew for 102 people.
How many people aboard the Mayflower Compact?
The Mayflower Compact was a document, not a ship.
How many pilgrams were on the mayflower?
50
How many people first sailed on the mayflower?
There were 35 Pilgrams and 66 colonist. Half will die the first winter.
How many where pilgrams that sailed the Mayflower?
35 pilgrims and 66 colinest
What were 10 things the Pilgrams needed to travel to America on the Mayflower?
1 food 2 blankets 3 medicene 4 ..........and many more...including many more
How many days were the pilgrim aboard the Mayflower?
[2(62)-24]+(6x3)= Number of Day.
How many people were aboared the mayflower?
102 people boarded the Mayflower.
How many people survived the mayflower?
Not a single woman died on the mayflower. It would have been a man that died on the mayflower, actually i believe it is two men.
How many black people were in the Mayflower?
There is no definitive answer to this question as the records of the passengers aboard the Mayflower do not specify the racial or ethnic backgrounds of individuals. Historically, it is unlikely that there were any black passengers on the Mayflower, as African slavery in the English colonies did not begin until a few years later.
How many people died on the trip to the new world on the mayflower?
None on the trip across the Atlantic, but 48 died of infectious diseases aboard the Mayflower while it was harboured in Cape Cod during the winter. The Pilgrims had to remain on board because having arrived at the beginning of winter, they could not settle on land until Spring.
