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Plymouth Plantation - The History of the Plymouth Plantation by William Bradford. In two- or three-months' time, half of their company died, especially in January and February, due to the depths of winter and a lack of houses and other comforts. They died from scurvy and other diseases brought on by their long voyage and accommodation.
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In the beginning people were upset and were talking negatively amongst themselves but they soon gained patience and calmed down. Unfortuantely, half of the group had died in 2 to 3 months due to the winter weather and multiple diseases. With a couple people dying every day, what was once over 100 people turned into only 50. Despite these tragedies, there were several people who's health was perfectly fine. These people showed their devotion to their people by generously caring for them and taking care of all their needs.