Sambo (1684)

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FRIENDLY ADVICE TO THE GENTLEMEN-PLANTERS
OF THE EAST AND WEST INDIES
In three parts
by Thomas Tryon
("Philotheos Phylologus" is on the cover, Tryon and "By A. Sowle" on the UMI index note before the book--ed.)
1684

   OED has 1750 for "pinpillow pear," so this book antedates that.  The other foods are useful.

THE FIRST PART
Pg. 4:  Of Pine Apples.
Pg. 8:  Of Plantains.
Pg. 11:  Of Bonnanoes.  (Bananas--ed.)
Pg. 12:  Of Cocoe-Nuts.
Pg. 14:  Of Gnovars.
Pg. 14:  Of Sour-Sopps.
Pg. 16:  Of Prickli-Pears.
Pg. 17:  Of Papaes.
Pg. 19:  Of Water Melons.
Pg. 20:  Of Musk-Melons.
Pg. 22:  Of Pumpkins.
Pg. 23:  Of Squashes.
Pg. 24:  Of Potato's.  (sic)
Pg. 27:  Of Cusado-Bread.
Pg. 29:  Of Ginger.
Pg. 31:  Of Oranges.
Pg. 33:  Of Lemmons.
Pg. 34:  Of Lunes.
Pg. 37:  Of Pinpillow-Pears.
Pg. 37:  Of Pepper, commonly called Guinea-Pepper.
Pg. 43:  Of Occoca, or Grommer. (?--ed.)
Pg. 44:  Of Aguma.
Pg. 46:  Of Red-weed, or Catterpillars.
Pg. 96:  ...set by your _Rum-Pots_, your _punch-Bowls_, your _Brandy-Bottles_, and the rest of your _Intoxicating Enchantments_ for a while....
Pg. 97:  ...a poor sorry Dinner, nothing but a few _Potato's_ or _Yams_....

THE THIRD PART

Pg. 146:
A DISCOURSE
IN WAY OF A DIALOGUE, BETWEEN AN ETHIOPEAN OR NEGRO-SLAVE, AND A CHRISTIAN,
THAT WAS HIS MASTER IN AMERICA.
_Master._  COme hither, _Sambo_!

Pg. 155:
_Mast._  Still, _Sambo_!

Pg. 221:
_Mast._  _Sambo_!

(OED has 1704 for "Sambo"--ed.)