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A briefe Note of what profits we saw the Countrey yeeld in the small time of our stay there.
Trees.Oke of an excellent graine, strait, and great timber.Elme.Beech.Birch, very tall & great; of whose barke they make their Canoas.Wich-Hazell.Hazell.Alder.Cherry-tree.Ash.Maple.Yew.Spruce.Aspe.Firre.Many fruit trees, which we knew not.
Trees.
Oke of an excellent graine, strait, and great timber.
Elme.
Beech.
Birch, very tall & great; of whose barke they make their Canoas.
Wich-Hazell.
Hazell.
Alder.
Cherry-tree.
Ash.
Maple.
Yew.
Spruce.
Aspe.
Firre.
Many fruit trees, which we knew not.
Fowles.Eagles.Hernshawes.Cranes.Ducks great.Geese.Swannes.Penguins.Crowes.Sharks.Rauens.Mewes.Turtle-doues.Many birds of sundrie colours.Many other fowls in flocks, vnknown.
Fowles.
Eagles.
Hernshawes.
Cranes.
Ducks great.
Geese.
Swannes.
Penguins.
Crowes.
Sharks.
Rauens.
Mewes.
Turtle-doues.
Many birds of sundrie colours.
Many other fowls in flocks, vnknown.
Beasts.Raine-Deere.Stagges.Fallow-Deere.Beares.Wolues.Beauer.Otter.Hare.Cony.Hedge-Hoggs.Polcats.Wilde great Cats.Dogges: some like Wolues, some like Spaniels.
Beasts.
Raine-Deere.
Stagges.
Fallow-Deere.
Beares.
Wolues.
Beauer.
Otter.
Hare.
Cony.
Hedge-Hoggs.
Polcats.
Wilde great Cats.
Dogges: some like Wolues, some like Spaniels.
Fishes.Whales.Seales.Cod very great.Haddocke great.Herring great.Plaise.Thornebacke.Rockefish.Lobstar great.Crabs.Muscels great, with pearles in them.Cockles.Wilks.Cunner fish.Lumps.Whiting.Soales.Tortoises.Oisters.
Fishes.
Whales.
Seales.
Cod very great.
Haddocke great.
Herring great.
Plaise.
Thornebacke.
Rockefish.
Lobstar great.
Crabs.
Muscels great, with pearles in them.
Cockles.
Wilks.
Cunner fish.
Lumps.
Whiting.
Soales.
Tortoises.
Oisters.
Frvits, Plants, and Herbs.Tabacco, excellent sweet and strong.Wild-Vines.Strawberries. }Raspberries. }Gooseberries. } abundanceHurtleberries. }Currant trees. }Rose-bushes.Peaze.
Frvits, Plants, and Herbs.
Tabacco, excellent sweet and strong.
Wild-Vines.
Strawberries. }
Raspberries. }
Gooseberries. } abundance
Hurtleberries. }
Currant trees. }
Rose-bushes.
Peaze.
Ground-nuts.Angelica, a most souerainge herb.An hearbe that spreadeth the ground, & smelleth like Sweet Marioram, great plenty.Very good Dies, which appeare by their painting; which they carrie with them in bladders.
Ground-nuts.
Angelica, a most souerainge herb.
An hearbe that spreadeth the ground, & smelleth like Sweet Marioram, great plenty.
Very good Dies, which appeare by their painting; which they carrie with them in bladders.
The names of the fiue Saluages which we brought home into England, which are all yet aliue, are these.
1. Tahánedo, a Sagamo or Commander.or Nahanada2. Amóret. }3. Skicowáros } Gentlemen.or Skidwares4. Maneddo }5. Saffacomoit, a seruant.