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Those from the colony may have tried to return to their native England, but thanks to the dangerous sea, they did not succeed. Governor White sent ships to explore the coast.

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The colonizers may have gotten tired, and on the way back they may have succumbed to the power of the great storms, or they may have carried few reserves and starved to death.

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The Roanoke settlers must have left the island and moved to other locations. Roanoke Island must have suffered a severe drought and sttlers abadoned it.
The roanoke may have settlers were atacked by a cannibal tribe.
Roanoke people might have died from drought.
The settlers of Roanoke can't have were attacked by a diabolical curse.

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1.-The most likely scenario is that environmental degradation and crop failure forced the colony to migrate elsewhere.

2.-The sttelers may have left Roanoke Island to live with nearby tribes (e.g., Croatians and survive the dangerous conditions.

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The Roanoke colony, located on dare Country Island, present-time North Carolina, it's said that the colony disappeared during the Anglo-Spanish War, to date you still don't know the truth of the famous lost colony.

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Heidy Garcia         Roanoke island was home to the new world’s first group of English colonist. Between 1584 and 1587, three different English expeditions would arrive on the island. the island was home to algonquian-speaking native americans, who initially welcomed the englishmen 

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Heidy Garcia         Roanoke island was home to the new world’s first group of English colonist. Between 1584 and 1587, three different English expeditions would arrive on the island. the island was home to algonquian-speaking native americans, who initially welcomed the englishmen 

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Colonists might have been killed by hostile Native Americans, or who died due to disease. They may also have traveled to other places or just died.

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The colonists might have had violent encounters with native americans and a reason for the lack of their remainings might be cannibalism, or may be while trying to return to England they could have been caught up in a storm and ended up drowning in the sea.

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The colonists may have tried to return to England by their own means and due to the dangerous sea, died in the attempt. All this theory was born because Governor White left them some small boats to explore the coast.

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The colonists may have starved to death, as they had problems with crops, hunting animals for food and lack of relationships with other nearby indigenous groups.

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European exploration of the Outer Banks of modern-day North Carolina began in the early decades of the sixteenth century. The Florentine Giovanni da Verrazzano in the service of the French king, Francis I, skirted the Outer Banks in 1524 and the following year the Spaniard Pedro de Quejo passed by on a voyage to the Chesapeake Bay. Neither the French nor Spanish made any effort to settle the region, however, and other than a brief visit by the Spanish in 1566 Europeans showed no interest in the Outer Banks until the Roanoke voyages sponsored by Sir Walter Raleigh nearly twenty years later.

n 1584, Raleigh, an enormously wealthy courtier and favorite of Elizabeth I, sought the queen’s permission to establish a colony in North America. Letters patent, the legal instrument for the venture, were issued in the spring and permitted him to “discover search find out and view such remote heathen and barbarous lands Countries and territories not actually possessed of any Christian Prince and inhabited by Christian people” and to “hold occupy and enjoy . . . forever all the soil of all such lands Countries and territories so to be discovered or possessed . . . ” In effect, he was given exclusive rights to possess and exploit the resources of the whole of the continent under the sovereign authority of the crown, excluding only those parts already inhabited by Christians, that is, other Europeans.

Raleigh’s aim was to establish a colony so as to stake England’s claim to the largely unknown (to Europeans) landmass of North America and from which he could launch raids on the Spanish West Indies and annual treasure fleets. In late April 1584, he dispatched two small ships commanded by Philip Amadas and Arthur Barlowe on a reconnaissance expedition that arrived off the Outer Banks a few months later. Entering into the shallow waters of the Sounds (Pamlico Albemarle, and Currituck), they discovered numerous fertile islands covered with valuable timber and teeming with game. Local Indians were described as a “very handsome, and goodly people, and in their behavior as mannerly, and civil, as any of Europe.” One island in particular might turn out to be a suitable location for the first English colony: Roanoke, ten miles long and two and a half wide, which was inhabited by peaceful Indians who would be their friends and allies.

Whether on the southern shore of the Chesapeake Bay or in North Carolina, it is generally believed that many of the colonists and their descendants were killed by a large raiding party of Powhatan warriors sent in the spring of 1607 by the Powhatan paramount chief, Wahunsonacock (father of Pocahontas), to destroy the colonists and their Indian allies. Wahunsonacock apparently feared the possibility that the Jamestown settlers, who arrived in the Chesapeake Bay in late April, might develop contacts with the Roanoke settlers and peoples they lived with and thereby threaten his chiefdom. A few of the Roanoke colonists survived the attack, however, and fled up the Chowan River or found refuge with the Tuscarora people at a place called Ocanahowan on the Roanoke River, and to the south, possibly on the Tar River, at a town named Pakerackanick. Descendants of the small group of settlers who went to live on Croatoan Island also survived.

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The colonists may die for several reasons; from clashes with the natives for wanting to dominate the lands, Orta could be some natural disease that they did not know or even wild animals of that time that they failed to face.

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The colonists may die for several reasons; from clashes with the natives for wanting to dominate the lands, Orta could be some natural disease that they did not know or even wild animals of that time that they failed to face.

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The Lost Colony stemmed from an 1587 expedition. Just weeks after arriving, White had to leave the group of settlers — including his daughter, Eleanor Dare, and newborn granddaughter, Virginia — to get more supplies from England. White was not able to return for three years. When he arrived at Roanoke Island in 1590 he found “CROATOAN” carved on a post and “cro” on a tree. He found no distress marks.

Maybe they killed all the settlers

They literally made a sign. It was expected the colonists would go with their friends, the Croatoans and tribe member, Manteo, Dawson said. Manteo had traveled to England with earlier expeditions and was baptized a Christian on Roanoke Island.

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The colonists were killed by Native Americans or hostile Spaniards, or that they died off due to disease or famine, or were victims of a deadly storm.

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The colonists could have tired and when wanting to return to England they used some small boats but they did not succeed and they died at sea.

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The colonists must have died by a disease or a natural disaster or may have been killed by other colonies.

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One theory may be that the droughts that existed in the area, plus the confrontations with the natives, meant that they may have been lost at sea, trying to return to England.

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In conclusion, the settlers came to the island, which was already populated, while some settlers had to return due to problems in their country, they left people living on the island, then they returned to see those people and discovered that they disappeared and the Solo the trace of one of them was a word written on a tree, while some researchers say that it was probably killed by other tribes.

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In conclusion, the settlers came to the island, which was already populated, while some settlers had to return due to problems in their country, they left people living on the island, then they returned to see those people and discovered that they disappeared and the Solo the trace of one of them was a word written on a tree, while some researchers say that it was probably killed by other tribes.