William Bradford
The second governor of Plymouth was William Bradford, and he wrote the book "Of Plymouth Plantation." This book provides an account of the Pilgrims' journey to the New World and their experiences in establishing the Plymouth colony.
The governor of the Plymouth Plantation was William Bradford, who played a crucial role in the establishment and governance of the colony. He served as governor for over 30 years and is known for his detailed diary, "Of Plymouth Plantation," which chronicles the experiences of the Pilgrims from their departure from England to the establishment and development of the colony. Bradford's writings provide valuable insights into the challenges faced by the settlers, their interactions with Native Americans, and their religious motivations.
John Carver was the first Pilgrim leader to be elected as the Governor of Plymouth colony, commonly referred to as Plymouth Plantation. He is also believed to have written the Mayflower Compact.
John Carver was the first Pilgrim leader to be elected as the Governor of Plymouth colony, commonly referred to as Plymouth Plantation. He is also believed to have written the Mayflower Compact.
William Bradford is best known for being a leader of settlers in the Plymouth Colony. He served his people for 30 years. However, he is probably best known for designating what is now known in American culture as Thanksgiving.
William Bradford - Plymouth governor - died on 1657-05-09.
William Bradford - Plymouth governor - was born on 1590-03-19.
There are two written sources which mention the Plymouth Colony harvest feast in 1621. One is the journal of governor William Bradford, published as "Of Plymouth Plantation, 1620-1647". The other is a journal of Edward Winslow (though some parts may have been written by Bradford, as well), which was published in 1622 in London and is now commonly known as "Mourt's Relation". "Of Plymouth Plantation" is still in print. "Mourt's Relation" can be found on-line.
William Bradford
John Carver
John Carver
William Bradford the governor