they were seeking a place to practice there religion freely
They Traded it with San Salvador
Without knowing the date it's not possible to give an exact value but most current Bermuda coinage is only worth face value. Note that Bermuda is part of the British Commonwealth so ALL current Bermuda coins have the queen's portrait on them. The coin's date is much more important as a determinant of its value.
Face value only.
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If a coin has the name of the island of Bermuda (note - with an E, just like it's spelled on the coin) on it, how could it also be from Canada? In any case it's an ordinary circulation coin worth one cent.
it came from Bermuda
Bermuda
Their leader was Captain William Sayle, a former governor of Bermuda.
The Eleutheran Adventurers were a group of English Puritans and religious Independents who left Bermuda to settle on the island of Eleuthera in the Bahamas in the late 1640s or 17th century.
The eleutheran adventures came to the Bahamas because the islands were unoccupied and the bahamas was well located, being close to important trade routes
They Traded it with San Salvador
The Eleutherian adventurers traveled via Sail boat from Bermuda.
Their leader was Captain William Sayle, a former governor of Bermuda.
Yes, because they had thin soil on Eleuthera
They are most famous for their hand grown pineapples and it is the place that the eleutheran adventures first migrate to.
The Preacher's Cave provided shelter and safety for the Eleutheran adventurers during storms or hostile encounters with indigenous people. Additionally, it served as a place for them to hold worship services and meetings to plan their settlement on the island.
they wanted religious freedom