The Mayflower Compact

William Bradford's transcription of the covenant signed 11 November 1620 that historians call the Mayflower Compact:

By signing the covenant, these forty-one freemen and indentured servants agreed to "combine together in one body, and to submit to such government and governors as we should by common consent agree to make and choose." - Mourt's Relation, 1622

     Mr. John Carver,  Mr. William Bradford,  Mr Edward Winslow,  Mr. William Brewster.  Isaac Allerton,  Myles Standish,  John Alden,  John Turner,        Francis Eaton,  James Chilton,  John Craxton,  John Billington,  Joses Fletcher,   John Goodman,  Mr. Samuel Fuller,  Mr. Christopher Martin,                      Mr. William Mullins,  Mr. William White,  Mr. Richard Warren,  John Howland,  Mr. Steven Hopkins,  Digery Priest,  Thomas Williams,  Gilbert Winslow,  Edmund Margesson,   Peter Brown,  Richard Britteridge,  George Soule,  Edward Tilly,  John Tilly, Francis Cooke,  Thomas Rogers,  Thomas Tinker,                   John Ridgdale,  Edward Fuller,   Richard Clark,  Richard Gardiner,  Mr. John Allerton, Thomas English,  Edward Doty,  Edward  Liester.