A general history of the pyrates : $b from their first rise and settlement in the island of Providence, to the present timeJohnson, Charles, active 1724-1731
History
A general history of the pyrates : $b from their first rise and settlement in the island of Providence, to the present time
Johnson, Charles, active 1724-1731
Pirates -- Early works to 1800
Mens Names Years of Age Habitations.
William Magnes 35 Minehead.
Richard Hardy 25 Wales.
David Sympson 36 North-Berwick.
Christopher Moody 28
Thomas Sutton 23 Berwick.
Valentine Ashplant 32 Minories.
Peter de Vine 42 Stepney.
William Philips 29 Lower-Shadwell.
Philip Bill 27 St. Thomas's.
William Main 28
William Mackintosh 21 Canterbury.
William Williams 40 nigh Plymouth.
Robert Haws 31 Yarmouth.
William Petty 30 Deptford.
John Jaynson 22 nigh Lancaster.
Marcus Johnson 21 Smyrna.
Robert Crow 44 Isle of Man.
Michael Maer 41 Ghent.
Daniel Harding 26 Croomsbury in Somersetshire.
William Fernon 22 Somersetshire.
Jo. More 19 Meer in Wiltshire.
Abraham Harper 23 Bristol.
Jo. Parker 22 Winfred in Dorsetshire.
Jo. Philips 28 Alloway in Scotland.
James Clement 20 Jersey.
Peter Scvdamore 35 Bristol.
James Skyrm 44 Wales.
John Walden 24 Somersetshire.
Jo. Stephenson 40 Whitby.
Jo. Mansfield 30 Orkneys.
Israel Hynde 30 Bristol.
Peter Lesley 21 Aberdeen.
Charles Bunce 26 Excter
Robert Birtson 30 Other St. Maries Devonshire.
Richard Harris 45 Cornwall.
Joseph Nosuter 26 Sadbury in Devonshire.
William Williams 30 Speechless at Execution.
Agge Jacobson 30 Holland.
Benjamin Jefferys 21 Bristol.
Cuthbert Goss 21 Topsham.
John Jessup 20 Plymouth.
Edward Watts 22 Dunmore.
Thomas Giles 26 Mine-head.
William Wood 27 York.
Thomas Armstrong 34 London, executed on board the Weymouth.
Robert Johnson 32 at Whydah.
George Smith 25 Wales.
William Watts 23 Ireland.
James Philips 35 Antegoa.
John Coleman 24 Wales.
Robert Hays 20 Liverpool.
William Davis 23 Wales.
The Remainder of the Pyrates, whose Names are under mentioned, upon their
humble Petition to the Court, had their Sentence changed from Death, to
seven Years Servitude, conformable to our Sentence of Transportation; the
Petition is as follows.
* * *
_To the Honourable the President and Judges of the Court of
Admiralty, for trying of Pyrates, sitting at_ Cape Corso-Castle; _the_
20_th Day of_ April, 1722.
The humble Petition of _Thomas How, Samuel Fletcher_, &c.
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