Robert Allden Emm. Alltham Richard Andrews Thomas Andrews Lawrence Anthony Edward Bass John Beauchamp Thomas Brewer Henry Browning William Collier [Christopher Coulson] Thomas Coventry Thomas Fletcher Thomas Goffe [William Greene] Peter Gudburn Timothy Hatherley Thomas Heath William Hobson Robert Holland Thomas Hudson Robert Kean Eliza Knight John Knight Myles Knowles John Ling Thomas Millsop Thomas Mott Fria. Newbald [John Peirce] William Penington William Penrin [Edward Pickering] John Pocock Daniel Poynton William Quarles John Revell Newman Rookes Samuel Sharp James Sherley John Thorned Matthew Thornhill Joseph Tilden Thomas Ward [Thomas Weston] John White Richard Wright If Smith’s figure of seventy is correct, the survival of a partial list of subscribers is a handicap, for about one third are completely unknown. Thomas Weston, John Peirce, Edward Pickering, Christopher Coulson, and William Greene should be added to the list. A little less than half have been identified as London merchants, but their major contribution to the Colony’s support entitles them to close inspection. John White was a Puritan lawyer in London, while Emmanuel Altham belonged to a family of landed gentry. Many names are so obscure that it has not proved practicable to seek them out. It may be inferred, however, that the nonmercantile adventurers included some with background in a craft, such as that of the printer, Thomas Brewer. At the time of the _Mayflower_’s expedition most of the sponsors were relatively young and attained maturity during the two or three decades after 1620, when some became prominent in the City and in the parliamentary opposition to Charles I.