The 1st Residents Of Jamestown
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This document lists the names of various residents who were part of the first expedition to establish the Jamestown settlement in 1607, as well as those who died in the following years. It includes the names of gentlemen, laborers, tradesmen, children, mariners and others who were part of the founding group totaling 144 people in May 1607, of which 104 remained in Virginia.
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