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Bartholomew Gosnold undertook a small prospecting expedition on the vessel Concord in 1602, passing down the coasts of Maine and Massachusetts to explore the northern Virginia coast. Gosnold was the first European to see and set foot on Cape Cod—which received its name for its abundance of cod fish—and built a small fur trading station there.
Gosnold’s ship, the Godspeed by Jonathan Clarke can be found in the garden of Pilgrim's Kitchen Cafe. Bartholomew Gosnold and his wife Mary (nee Golding) lived in Bury St Edmunds and had seven children, six of whom were baptized at Bury St Edmunds, between 1597 and 1607. Although a lawyer, between 1595 and 1601 it seems Gosnold spent little ...
9 apr 2023 · Bartholomew Gosnold. Find A Grave Memorial ID # 41616436. Gosnold (1571 – 22 August 1607) was an English barrister, explorer, and privateer, who was instrumental in founding the Virginia Company of London, and Jamestown in Colonial America.
10 nov 2005 · Gosnold DNA tests fail to prove link. British and American archaeologists were disappointed to learn that DNA material taken from the remains of a woman buried in Shelley church turned out to be a ...
5 gen 2024 · It was the vision, enthusiasm, and organization of Bartholomew Gosnold, of Otley, Suffolk, that resulted in the Virginia Company and the settlement of Jamestown now 400 years ago. Born in 1571, Bartholomew Gosnold came from an East Anglian manorial family that traveled in the orbit of the Earl of Essex. Since 1401 the Gosnolds had tenanted and ...
Sadly Bartholomew and many others died soon after. This site is a tribute to the achievements of Bartholomew Gosnold who is often referred to as the "forgotten man of history". As his first cousin 14 times removed I decided to collate a lot of the information others have previously gathered in order to provide a single reference site here.
Gosnold. Gosnold is a town in Massachusetts off of Cape Cod encompassing the nine Elizabeth Islands, including Cuttyhunk Island, Naushon Island, Pasque Island, Nashawena Island and some adjacent smaller islands that stretch out from Woods Hole village of Falmouth. Gosnold has the smallest population of any Massachusetts town.
