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ROSIER, James, explorer, born in Norfolk, England, about 1575; died about 1635. He was graduated at Cambridge, and was engaged by Lord Arundel, of Wardour, to accompany Captain George Waymouth on his voyage, during which Rosier explored the coast of Maine and Penobscot river. On his return he published "A True Relation of the most properous voyage made this present year by Captaine George Waymouth in the Discovery of the Land of Virginia: where he discovered 60 miles of a most excellent River; together with a most fertile land," written by James Rosier, "a Gentleman employed on the voyage" (London, 1605), which is reprinted in volume iv. of "Purchas his Pilgrimmes" (1625).
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