William Bradford
That would be the "Lieutenant Governor".
The first Thanksgiving took place in Plymouth, Massachusetts with the English settlers breaking bread with the local Native American tribes. At the time Bradford was the governor of the colony.
The famous governor of Plymouth Colony was William Bradford, who later wrote the history of their journey. He was not, however, the first governor of Plymouth, nor the "governor of the Mayflower." John Carver was voted, or confirmed, governor of Plymouth Colony after the signing of the Mayflower Compact. He died during the first year and Bradford was elected. There was also Christopher Martin who was "governor" of the Mayflower, something that had been decided before departure. This only meant he had been put in charge of getting provisions and organizing, though he was heavily criticized for his lack of skills by Bradford and others.
William Bradford and John Carver were on board the Mayflower ship when ir landed at Plymouth Rock. William Bradford was the governor of Plymouth colony five times during the period from 1621 to 1657. John Carver was also a governor of this colony.
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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 first governor was John Carver. After John Carver die though, William Bradford took over and was the second governor of the Plymouth colony.
William Bradford William Bradford; He was the primary architecht and second signer for the Mayflower Compact.
William Bradford - Plymouth governor - died on 1657-05-09.
William Bradford - Plymouth governor - was born on 1590-03-19.
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