The term 'Plymouth Pilgrim' refers to the group of English Separatists who left England in 1620 and arrived in Plymouth, Massachusetts. They were led by William Bradford and John Carver, and their group included William Brewster and Myles Standish. The group was also known as the 'Pilgrim Fathers' and they are credited with establishing the first successful colony in New England. One of the members of the group was John ALDEN, a cooper from Harwich, England.