Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Barbadoes” in entry quakers of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
...and these indecencies, caused the passage of severe laws in Massachusetts against the Quakers.
The first of the sect who appeared there were Mary Fisher and Ann Austin, who arrived at Boston from Barbadoes in September (N. S.), 1656.
Their trunks were searched, and their books were burned by the common hangman before they were allowed to land.
Cast into prison, their persons were stripped in a sear...
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