Speaker 1: You're listening to Unexplained, Season four, episode thirteen, Lost in
Speaker 1: Stormy Visions, Part two. Master Coffin didn't see the blow,
Speaker 1: just the look of surprise on Chapman's face before his
Speaker 1: body went limp and dropped to its knees. That look
Speaker 1: of surprise still firmly fixed as the body keeled over
Speaker 1: and planted itself face first into the long grass. Coffin
Speaker 1: looked down in shock at the purplish ooze emerging from
Speaker 1: out the back of Chapman's head. The Secotain had raised
Speaker 1: his club again, but by then Coffin was already on
Speaker 1: the move, charging headlong into the trees. The branches whipped
Speaker 1: at him mercilessly as he sprinted for his life, while
Speaker 1: following close behind, the thirty strong group of Secotans gave
Speaker 1: chase back at Camp. Two, men on watch at the
Speaker 1: front of the fort, having heard the distant screams, looked
Speaker 1: up to see their leader burst suddenly into the clearing,
Speaker 1: followed soon after by the terrifying sight of thirty near
Speaker 1: naked Secotans in full battle cry, running straight toward them.
Speaker 1: Having no time to prepare their muskets and cannons. The
Speaker 1: English soldiers grabbed whatever they could to defend themselves as
Speaker 1: a stream of flaming arrows whistled past their heads. The
Speaker 1: Secotans had appeared not long after the fifteen men ordered
Speaker 1: by Richard Grenville to keep hold of Roanoke at all
Speaker 1: costs had arrived on the island. Having approached Master Coffin
Speaker 1: and Chapman with smiles and cordial gestures, there seemed no
Speaker 1: reason for immediate concern. Perhaps if they'd known a little
Speaker 1: more about the circumstances of just why Ralph Lane and
Speaker 1: the previous one hundred and seven colonists had left, or
Speaker 1: about the terror they had wrought in their short stay,
Speaker 1: they might have thought twice. Moments later, Chapman was dead.
Speaker 1: Another volley of arrows whistled through the settlement, sinking with
Speaker 1: a flurry of thuds into various wooden structures as the
Speaker 1: forest echoed with the screams of men. Then came another arrow,
Speaker 1: this time hitting its mark, entering one of Coffin's men
Speaker 1: through the mouth and exiting out the back of his head.
Speaker 1: Down by the shoreline, four of the English were wading
Speaker 1: through the shallows looking for oysters when one of them
Speaker 1: spotted their bedraggled compatriots staggering out of the forest with
Speaker 1: seconds despair. The men had bundled themselves to a nearby
Speaker 1: rowing boat, and, having picked the other four up on
Speaker 1: the way, headed out across the Pamlico Sound toward the
Speaker 1: relative safety of the outer bank. Exhausted, bloodied and bruised,
Speaker 1: the men, now only thirteen in total, collected their breath
Speaker 1: and looked forlornly at the distant coastline of Roanoke Island
Speaker 1: as they pondered their next move. It was late August
Speaker 1: fifteen eighty six by the time Francis Drake's fleet arrived
Speaker 1: back in England with tales of adventure and daring doo
Speaker 1: in the Caribbean. So enwrapped were the upper classes by
Speaker 1: his successful plundering of the Spanish colonies. Few barely registered
Speaker 1: the one hundred and seven failed colonists who had returned
Speaker 1: home with them. Though Sir Walter Raleigh had been disappointed
Speaker 1: by the failed venture, it was some relief the few
Speaker 1: had noticed. As for the Queen, she had far more
Speaker 1: pressing things to worry about than the colonial failings of
Speaker 1: her courtier. An assassination plot had been unearthed concocted by
Speaker 1: supporters of her arch rival for the throne, Mary Queen
Speaker 1: of Scots. By September, the leading perpetrators had been arrested
Speaker 1: and thrown into the Tower of London Jail. On September twentieth,
Speaker 1: they were placed on crudely built sledges and drawn by
Speaker 1: horseback through the waist filled streets of London to a
Speaker 1: field in Hoburn, in the center of the city. There,
Speaker 1: as a vast crowd gathered to watch, the men were
Speaker 1: dragged at the top of some scaffolding to await their hanging.
Speaker 1: One by one, the conspirators were forced to watch as
Speaker 1: their cohorts were hung until barely alive, before being cut
Speaker 1: from the gallows and placed on a large wooden block.
Speaker 1: Still conscious, The men were then stripped before having their
Speaker 1: genitals sliced off as they screamed in agony and begged
Speaker 1: for mercy. Their stomachs were sliced open and their innards removed,
Speaker 1: and finally their hearts were cut out. The assassination plot
Speaker 1: would prove particularly useful for Walter Raleigh. Not only had
Speaker 1: it helped to bury the news of the Roanoke failure,
Speaker 1: but within days Rawleigh found himself one of the main
Speaker 1: beneficiaries of the executions when the Queen gifted him all
Speaker 1: the estates formerly belonging to Antony Babington, one of the
Speaker 1: lead conspirators. Having decided to pause his colonial ambitions for
Speaker 1: the time being, Raleigh was now wealthier than he could
Speaker 1: ever have imagined. It was time for another plan. Having
Speaker 1: been briefed by Ralph Lane and Thomas Harriot about their
Speaker 1: time on Roanoke, it was clear to Raleigh that another
Speaker 1: location should be found if a second colony was going
Speaker 1: to be successful. As Harriot explained, there was one place
Speaker 1: in particular that he and John White had come across
Speaker 1: while conducting their cartography mission further up the coast. The
Speaker 1: area known as Chesapeake Bay had seemed especially fertile, with
Speaker 1: vast swathes of tall and thin trees perfect for construction.
Speaker 1: More importantly, he and White had succeeded in striking up
Speaker 1: good relations with a number of local tribes unaffiliated with
Speaker 1: those who now regarded them with animosity. When it was
Speaker 1: also suggested there may well be silver to mine near by,
Speaker 1: Raleigh was sold. There was only one small problem. Although
Speaker 1: investors were not put off by the stories now being
Speaker 1: by the returning colonists of the exotic, cannibalistic savages that
Speaker 1: stalked the New World. It was proving much harder to
Speaker 1: find new colonists willing to make the trip. One of
Speaker 1: those who wasn't put off, however, was John White. Despite
Speaker 1: all the difficulties they had faced on the last venture,
Speaker 1: he'd thought of little other than how he might return
Speaker 1: to the New World since he'd got back. After hearing
Speaker 1: that Raleigh was looking to try it a second time,
Speaker 1: he jumped at the opportunity, having been far more interested
Speaker 1: in learning from the Americans than Master Lane and his
Speaker 1: soldiers had been. It's possible White had hoped that, under
Speaker 1: his guidance, a second colony might find a way to
Speaker 1: live peacefully with the local communities. It was also possible
Speaker 1: that White's exposure to the majestic wilderness of America, in
Speaker 1: contrast to the foul, stench and disease ridden London, had
Speaker 1: made his return to the city or the more unbearable.
Speaker 1: In any case, what America offered that he wouldn't find
Speaker 1: anywhere else was the chance to forge a life and
Speaker 1: future for himself and his family, unimpeded by the English
Speaker 1: social structures of his day. It was a life of
Speaker 1: promise that he also succeeded in convincing his pregnant daughter
Speaker 1: Eleanor and his son in law to buy into. And
Speaker 1: then there was the small matter of one other issue,
Speaker 1: the fifteen men that Richard Grenville had left stranded on Roanoke.
Speaker 1: When Grenville returned to London shortly after Francis Drake's fleet,
Speaker 1: Raleigh had been alarmed to discover that he'd placed another
Speaker 1: fifteen men on the island. Though Raleigh had first wanted
Speaker 1: to forget about them, Grenville eventually convinced him that, whether
Speaker 1: he liked it or not, he was responsible for them.
Speaker 1: A compromise was made. The men would be picked up
Speaker 1: by the new colonists on route to Chesapeake Bay. With
Speaker 1: John White's help. Over the next few months, Raleigh succeeded
Speaker 1: in convincing many others to sign up, and in January
Speaker 1: fifteen eighty seven, as a reward for his efforts, White
Speaker 1: was promoted to governor of the future colony. The town's
Speaker 1: name would be Raleigh, and the surrounding territory known as Virginia,
Speaker 1: in honor of the Virgin Queen. It was to be
Speaker 1: a very different venture to the first relying less on
Speaker 1: military might and more on the expertise of its community.
Speaker 1: Having realized the importance of becoming self sufficient as quickly
Speaker 1: as possible, Raleigh and White had focused heavily on recruiting
Speaker 1: individuals with farming and hunting skills. Though most of the
Speaker 1: colonists would be men, with many leaving families behind in
Speaker 1: the hope of fighting them out later, this time there
Speaker 1: would be women joining them too. Their presence would prove invaluable,
Speaker 1: as Unlike their male counterparts, who tended to only specialize
Speaker 1: in one discipline, the women possessed an array of vital
Speaker 1: practical skills, from baking and brewing to churning butter and
Speaker 1: rearing animals. Then knew far more about food processes when
Speaker 1: seeds and herbs were ripe for picking and harvesting, and
Speaker 1: often worked as accountants and bookkeepers for their husbands, while
Speaker 1: also doing the majority of child rearing. More often than not,
Speaker 1: they also worked much longer hours. One thing that troubled Raleigh, however,
Speaker 1: was the lack of nobility in the group. As a result,
Speaker 1: Raleigh instructed the nation's chief Officer of Arms to make
Speaker 1: up a family crest for all the men while also
Speaker 1: fabricating for them ancient links to the English aristocracy. Manteo,
Speaker 1: who had returned with the first colonists, was ordered to
Speaker 1: go back with John White's group as their lead interpreter.
Speaker 1: In return, he was to be made the Lord of
Speaker 1: Roanoke Island. By late spring, White had secured a small
Speaker 1: fleet of ships headed by the one hundred and twenty
Speaker 1: ton vessel the Lion, to deliver them to Chesapeake Bay,
Speaker 1: and the moment was finally upon them. On May eighth,
Speaker 1: fifteen eighty seven, Governor John White and his one hundred
Speaker 1: and sixteen colonists set sail from Portsmouth in England, and
Speaker 1: their troubles began almost immediately. It was barely a week
Speaker 1: into the voyage when John White stepped on deck of
Speaker 1: the Lion to find that the companionship, known as a flyboat,
Speaker 1: carrying a number of colonists as well as most to
Speaker 1: their provisions for their venture, was missing. When he asked
Speaker 1: the ship's captain, Simon Fernandez, about it, he seemed strangely unconcerned. Fernandez,
Speaker 1: who had been one of the original pilots on the
Speaker 1: first colonial mission, had been one of the few men
Speaker 1: available to take the second group across. Though trusted by Raleigh,
Speaker 1: it seemed very quickly to White that something about him
Speaker 1: was off. His response to losing the fly boat was
Speaker 1: especially odd since Edward Spicer, who was piloting it, had
Speaker 1: never been to where they were heading and was relying
Speaker 1: on Fernandez to lead him there. When the Lion made
Speaker 1: it to the Caribbean some months later, White suggested to
Speaker 1: Fernandez that they stopped to get fresh water and give
Speaker 1: the travelers some respite from the ship. Despite being well
Speaker 1: acquainted with the area, however, Fernandez seemed suddenly unable to
Speaker 1: suggest a convenient place to land. After dropping the colonists
Speaker 1: at one island, their efforts to find food and water
Speaker 1: resulted in half the ship being poisoned by the local
Speaker 1: fruit and the stagnant water they drank. Later, when Fernandez
Speaker 1: promised they would find animals to eat on another island,
Speaker 1: they found nothing of the sort. By mid July, the
Speaker 1: Lion had made it as far as the Outer Bank,
Speaker 1: and on July twenty second dropped Anchor off the shores
Speaker 1: of Hatterasc behind which lay the Pamlico Sound, and at
Speaker 1: the top of that Roanoke Island. White called Manteo over
Speaker 1: to join him on the port side, and together they
Speaker 1: peered out for any sign of life coming from Roanoke,
Speaker 1: but saw nothing. Undaunted, White ordered forty men to join
Speaker 1: him in the ship's boat, which was then untethered from
Speaker 1: the Lion, in preparation for heading out to the island.
Speaker 1: But just as the vessel was about to pull away,
Speaker 1: one of Fernandez's crew called out from over the side
Speaker 1: with a message from Fernandez. None of the colonists were
Speaker 1: to be allowed back on the ship, but were to
Speaker 1: be deposited at Roanoke Island and left there for good.
Speaker 1: Murmurs of confusion echoed about the boat as White struggled
Speaker 1: to comprehend what exactly was going on, demanding to speak
Speaker 1: with Fernandez. The captain soon appeared at the front of
Speaker 1: the vessel, repeating what his crew member had just said.
Speaker 1: Fernandez explained that it was getting too late in the
Speaker 1: season for them to make it to Chesapeake Bay and
Speaker 1: be back in the Caribbean before the storms picked up.
Speaker 1: White realized immediately there was nothing he could do. The
Speaker 1: ship's men were all loyal to Fernandez and not one
Speaker 1: of the colonists. At the first idea about how to
Speaker 1: command a sailing ship. White looked around at the imploring
Speaker 1: faces of his fellow colonists, then out toward the shores
Speaker 1: of Roanoke. At least, he thought to himself, there'll be
Speaker 1: a fot and fifteen soldiers waiting for them when they
Speaker 1: got there. And so it was, just as a soft
Speaker 1: yellow sun was beginning to dip below the island's tree tops.
Speaker 1: White accepted Fernandez's orders and commanded the oarsman to start rowing.
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Speaker 1: White and the others arrived at the eastern shore of
Speaker 1: the island, pulling the boat onto the beach, They agreed
Speaker 1: to bed down for the night, deciding to make their
Speaker 1: way to the fort at first light the next day.
Speaker 1: While some help to set up a makeshift camp, White
Speaker 1: and the others called out into the trees, hoping for
Speaker 1: any response from Master Coffin and his men, but all
Speaker 1: was silent save for the crickets and the sloshing of
Speaker 1: the waves behind them. Then came a sudden cry. White
Speaker 1: rushed over to find one of the colonists pointing into
Speaker 1: the undergrowth at the hideous skeleton covered in rags poking
Speaker 1: out from underneath it. It was all that was left
Speaker 1: of one of Coffin's men. The following morning, at sunrise,
Speaker 1: White and Manteo led the forty settlers to the north
Speaker 1: end of the island. A short time later, the colonists
Speaker 1: arrived at the fort. Though White recognized it instantly, much
Speaker 1: of it, including the central fortification, had been completely destroyed.
Speaker 1: White had promised them a working village, but this was
Speaker 1: nothing but ruins, taken over by thick vines and wild deer.
Speaker 1: As for Master Coffin's men, there was no sign of
Speaker 1: them anywhere for the next few days. The colonists set
Speaker 1: about unloading what supplies they had from the Lion, and
Speaker 1: spent the rest of their time repairing the settlement. Early
Speaker 1: on July twenty fifth, incredibly, the expedition's fly ship was
Speaker 1: spotted approaching the outer bank. They had made it after all,
Speaker 1: and by the end of the day all one hundred
Speaker 1: and fifteen colonists had been delivered to Roanoke to begin
Speaker 1: their new lives. It was a few days after the
Speaker 1: flyboat's arrival that an alarm was raised one of the
Speaker 1: landing party was missing. George Howe, one of the more
Speaker 1: senior members of the group, had been elected as one
Speaker 1: of the twelve assistants to help John White in running
Speaker 1: the colony. That morning, he'd to the beach to search
Speaker 1: for oysters, but had failed to return They found him
Speaker 1: a few hours later, face down in the sand as
Speaker 1: his lifeless body was tugged gently back and forth by
Speaker 1: the waves. His body drained of blood, was covered in
Speaker 1: tiny slash wounds. He'd been shot by arrows and had
Speaker 1: his head split open. Most had been so consumed by
Speaker 1: the relentless work of the past few days they had
Speaker 1: all but forgotten about the Americans. Now it was all
Speaker 1: they could think about. For White, it was a disturbing
Speaker 1: reminder that it was going to require much more than
Speaker 1: careful harvesting for the colony to survive. But first he
Speaker 1: needed to know what had become of the fifty men
Speaker 1: left by Richard Grenville. The next day, White took Manteo,
Speaker 1: along with a small team of settlers to the island
Speaker 1: of Crowetoen to speak with Manteo's tribe, hoping that they
Speaker 1: might know something. On their arrival, some crowhetoents threatened to
Speaker 1: attack White's group, until Manteo quickly stepped in to mediate
Speaker 1: between the two. Later, having been invited back to their
Speaker 1: local village, Manteo explained to White that his people had
Speaker 1: been worried that the English had come for their food,
Speaker 1: just as they had done before. White reassured them, however,
Speaker 1: that they were only seeking friendship and nothing else. A
Speaker 1: moment later, a member of the tribe was brought forth
Speaker 1: from out of the nearby hut. The man had been
Speaker 1: so brutally wounded that he had been unable to walk
Speaker 1: for over a year. As the elders explained, he'd been
Speaker 1: injured by English soldiers from the last settlement, who had
Speaker 1: mistaken him for one of Winjinna's tribe, the Secotan leader
Speaker 1: they had executed the previous year. Though, as the elders
Speaker 1: graciously explained they bore no grudge with White, those that
Speaker 1: had survived Lane's attack on winjohn As village would not
Speaker 1: be so forgiving. In fact, it was winjohn As people
Speaker 1: that had killed George Howe, as White also later discovered
Speaker 1: it was Scotens who had ambushed Master Coffin and his
Speaker 1: men a few months previously and likely killed them all.
Speaker 1: After spending the night in the company of the crow Atoens,
Speaker 1: the following day, White asked the elders to help organize
Speaker 1: a conference with the rest of the local tribes so
Speaker 1: that they might find a way to exist peacefully together.
Speaker 1: The crow Atoens Julia agreed and offered to bring everyone
Speaker 1: to Roanoke Island at some point within the next seven days.
Speaker 1: Back at the fort, the colonists were becoming increasing the anxious,
Speaker 1: with few venturing beyond the boundary walls since the death
Speaker 1: of George Howe. Spirits were raised, however, when White returned
Speaker 1: bearing news of the imminent conference with the local tribes.
Speaker 1: But as one day passed after another with no sign
Speaker 1: of the crow Atones or any of the other tribes,
Speaker 1: the colonists had grown nervous once more. On the morning
Speaker 1: of the eighth day, as he watched his heavily pregnant
Speaker 1: daughter helping to collect firewood, White knew he had to
Speaker 1: make a decision. Though others may try to attack them,
Speaker 1: it was clear that win Joanna's people were the biggest threat.
Speaker 1: Having learnt from the Croatoans that the survivors of Ralph
Speaker 1: Lane's attack were now living in a village not far
Speaker 1: from Roanoke Island, White went for it. At midnight, White,
Speaker 1: along with Manteo and twenty four of the colonists' best
Speaker 1: fighting men, made the short journey to the mainland. Having
Speaker 1: crept off the beach, they continued silently into the trees,
Speaker 1: following the sound of voices and the crackling of fire
Speaker 1: until they arrived at the Secotan settlement. Quietly, they made
Speaker 1: their way to the far side of the village and
Speaker 1: waited for White's instruction. Now he cried, at which the
Speaker 1: English opened fire and charged into the settlement. Utter chaos
Speaker 1: ensued as the silhouetted bodies of the villagers ran for
Speaker 1: their lives down to the coast, darting into nearby reeds.
Speaker 1: The English gave chase, shooting indiscriminately at anything that moved,
Speaker 1: when from out of the dark, Manteo screamed for them
Speaker 1: to stop. Rushing back to the village, White found Manteo
Speaker 1: cradling a dying man in his arms, with an expression
Speaker 1: of immeasurable anguish on his face. These are not Secotans,
Speaker 1: he cried, These are Crowetoans, my people. You've killed the
Speaker 1: wrong people. As it transpired, the Secotans had left their
Speaker 1: village immediately after killing George Howe, fearing an instant reprisal
Speaker 1: from the English. The crow Atoens had moved in to
Speaker 1: collect all the food they had left behind. The following day,
Speaker 1: White did his best to make it up to them
Speaker 1: by helping them to collect what was left, but it
Speaker 1: was little consolation for the enormity of his error. On
Speaker 1: August thirteenth, a ceremony was held on a Manteo for
Speaker 1: his loyalty to the English, and as promised to him
Speaker 1: by Serrali, he was granted the title Lord Manteo of
Speaker 1: Roanoke Island. Five days later, Eleanor Dare, John White's daughter
Speaker 1: went into labor. As the colony's physician got to work,
Speaker 1: the women of the village gathered round to help, taking
Speaker 1: it in turns to hold Eleanor's hand and urging her
Speaker 1: to breathe deeply, until finally the baby arrived, a girl
Speaker 1: to be named Virginia in honor of the Queen, the
Speaker 1: first English child to be borne in the New World.
Speaker 1: With Virginia's birth came a renewed optimism and in White
Speaker 1: a renewed sense of responsibility, for not only were these
Speaker 1: people's lives in his hands, but their futures too, and
Speaker 1: the future of all their subsequent generations. Meanwhile, on the
Speaker 1: outer Bank, despite having told White that they were in
Speaker 1: a hurry to make it back to the Caribbean, Simon
Speaker 1: Fernandez and the Lion remained anchored just off the coast.
Speaker 1: Though its presence had irked Governor White, many had been
Speaker 1: reassured by it, being as it was a symbol of
Speaker 1: their former homes and an escape route back if they
Speaker 1: so wished. In late August, however, a tremendous storm ripped
Speaker 1: through the island, blowing the Lion far back into the Atlantic.
Speaker 1: Although it returned six days later, its sudden and unexpected
Speaker 1: disappearance had left a profound mark on the colonists, being
Speaker 1: suddenly confronted by the enormity of their mission. Once Fernandez
Speaker 1: and the Lion were gone for good, there would be
Speaker 1: no way to reach home or send word should anything
Speaker 1: cataclysmic occur, and in that moment, the settlers realized they
Speaker 1: were not ready. Not only had they arrived too late
Speaker 1: to plant seriously before the winter, Since they had not
Speaker 1: made it to Chesapeake Bay, any future supply ships would
Speaker 1: have no idea they had been deposited on Roanoke Island.
Speaker 1: Somebody would have to return to England to inform Raleigh
Speaker 1: of the situation and make a request for more supplies.
Speaker 1: Given his prior relationship with the man, it was soon
Speaker 1: decided that that somebody should be John White. White was
Speaker 1: aghast surely as governor, his place was with his people,
Speaker 1: but the people, alarmed by White's recent blunders, had made
Speaker 1: up their minds. Stunned by the decision, and no doubt
Speaker 1: devastated to leave. His daughter had newly born granddaughter behind, White,
Speaker 1: Julie informed Fernandez that he would be traveling back to
Speaker 1: England with the fleet. Much to his relief, it was
Speaker 1: agreed that he could travel with Edward Spicer on the
Speaker 1: flyboat and not with Fernandez, who by then was refusing
Speaker 1: to even speak to the governor. Having said his goodbyes,
Speaker 1: it suddenly occurred to White that should anything happen to
Speaker 1: the colony and they be forced to move, there'd be
Speaker 1: no way to tell anyone about it. Then he had
Speaker 1: an idea. Should they have to move on, they would
Speaker 1: carve the name of where they were going on nearby
Speaker 1: trees and the doorposts of their homes. If it were
Speaker 1: by their own volition, just the name would suffice, but
Speaker 1: if they were forced to flee, they should carve a
Speaker 1: Maltese cross above the inscription. After making them promise to
Speaker 1: protect his possessions while he was gone, White kissed his
Speaker 1: daughter and granddaughter goodbye and made his way into the rowboat.
Speaker 1: It wouldn't be so bad, he told them, and with
Speaker 1: any luck, he'd be back before winter. He couldn't have
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