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Pirates’ Deaths
This chart was compiled from the sources consulted in my “Pirates and Death” article. When discrepancies surfaced from one resource
to another, I included both versions. This is not a comprehensive list, and for many pirates there is no historical record that explains
how or when they died.
Pirate
(Birthplace or Home Port)
Alexander, John
(Scotland)
Amand or Annand, Alexander
(Jamaica)
Captain /
Position
B. Sharp
Death
Date
5/9/1681
Stede Bonnet
11/8/1718
Phillips /
Quartermaster
B. Roberts
2/10/1722
B. Roberts
1722
Drowned while ferrying tools ashore at the
island of Chira. Buried at sea four days later.
Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina. Buried in marsh below low-water
mark.
Broken on the wheel and then decapitated (age
42). Head was displayed atop the gallows
where 42 of his comrades had been hanged the
day before on Petit Gouave.
Murdered by own men while sleeping in
hammock at sea.
Hanged in Boston, Massachusetts (age about
27). Body hung in chains on Bird Island.
Captured by HMS Swallow, same ship he had
deserted from. Taken to London, courtmartialed, and hanged from yardarm of HMS
Weymouth (age 34).
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 32).
Atkinson /
Captain
Charles Gibbs
1583
Hanged in London.
Anan, Pasqual
Anstis, Thomas
Archer, John Rose
Armstrong, Robert or Thomas
Ashplant, Valentine
(London, England)
Atkinson, Clinton
(London, England)
Atwell(aka Atwood), Henry
Augur, John
Circumstances & Place of Death
1723
6/2/1724
1831
12/1718
Presumed drowned off coast of Rhode Island.
Hanged at New Providence, Bahamas (age 40)
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Aylett, John
(New England)
Baily or Bayley, John
(London, England)
Baker, Thomas
(Flushing)
Ball, Roger
Baltizar
Banister or Bannister, John
Barbarossa, Kheyr-ed-din
(Algiers)
Barbarossa, Uruj or Aruj
Bellamy, Samuel
(England)
Belvin, James
Bendall, George
Aylett / Captain
1/12/1669
Died when HMS Oxford exploded along with
more than 200 other buccaneers.
Stede Bonnet
11/8/1718
Hanged at Charleston, South Carolina.
Samuel Bellamy
11/15/1717 Hanged in Boston, Massachusetts.
B. Roberts
2/2/1722
Baltizar / Captain
Banister /
Captain
1823
1/1687
1545
Bellamy /
Captain
John Gow /
Boatswain
John Augur
1518
1717
6/11/1725
12/1718
Bennett, John
Bennett, William
Bernanos, Jean
(French)
Bill, Philip
(St. Thomas)
Birtson, Robert
(Cornwall, England)
Thomas Pound
7/15/1695
B. Roberts
3/28/1722
B. Roberts
1722
Died from burns sustained after John Morris
tried to blow up ship.
Hanged at Kingston, Jamaica.
Moskito Indians gave him to HMS Drake,
whose captain waited until the ship was
nearing Port Royal before hanging him from a
yardarm.
Died in Constantinople of natural causes (age
73).
Killed in action at siege of Tlemcen.
Died when ship wrecked off Cape Cod during
storm.
Hanged at Wapping, Execution Dock,
London.
Hanged in New Providence, Bahamas (age
about 22). Died proclaiming his innocence.
Killed during an engagement with a Honduran
ship.
Died in prison in Boston, Massachusetts.
Died on Saint Domingue in an English
ambush. Body was pierced three times.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 27).
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 30).
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Bishop, William
Blackburne, Lancelot
Blads or Blades, William
(Rhode Island)
Blake, James
Bonnet, Stede
(Barbados)
Booth, George
(Breton)
Bot or Botte, Pierre
Bournal, William
Bowen, John
(Bermuda)
Boyga, Manuel
(Colombia)
Boyd, Robert
(Bath Town, North Carolina)
Boyt, Philip
Bradish, Joseph
(Cambridge, Massachusetts)
Bradley, George
Breakes, Hiram
(Saba, West Indies)
Brierly, John; also known as Timberhead
(Bath Town, North Carolina)
Brigaut, Nicola
(France)
Bright, John
Henry Every
Charles Harris
Edward Teach
Bonnet / Captain
? / Gunner
Bowen / Captain
Captain Gilbert
1696
3/23/1743
Hanged at Execution Dock in London.
Retired and became Archbishop of York.
Buried at St. Margaret’s in Westminster
Cathedral.
7/19/1723 Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 28).
1719
Hanged in Williamsburg, Virginia.
12/10/1718 Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina.
1700
Killed in assault on Arabian fortress in
Zanzibar.
Fall 1685 Veracruz
9/1720
Executed at Gallows Island in Harbor of St.
George’s.
Retired to Mauritius and died six months later
from an illness.
1835
Hanged in Boston, Massachusetts.
Stede Bonnet
11/8/1718
Bradish / Captain
1580s
1701
Thomas Anstis
Breakes / Captain
6/1723
Stede Bonnet
11/1718
1686
Charles Harris
7/19/1723
Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina.
Hanged
Executed then hung in chains at Hope Dock
near Gravesend.
Hanged in Bermuda.
Suicide by drowning in Amsterdam.
Hanged in Charleston, South Carolina.
Executed at St. Augustine, Florida.
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 25).
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Brinkley, James
(Suffolk, England)
Brodley or Bradley, Joseph
Charles Harris
Brodley / Captain
Brooks, Joseph
Edward Teach
Brown, James
(Scotland)
Thomas
Brown, John
(Jamaica)
Brown, John; also known as The Taller
(England)
Mr. Bull
Bunce, Charles
(England)
Burgess, Josiah
Burgess, Samuel South
(New York)
Burgess, Thomas
Samuel Bellamy
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 28).
1676
Died 10 days after sustaining severe wounds
attempting to take Chagre.
11/1718
Killed in action at Ocracoke Inlet, North
Carolina.
1676
Brought up on charges of piracy after letter of
marquee expired. Appealed to assembly, who
appealed to governor, but governor wanted to
make an example of him. After found innocent
of the charges, governor retried him and had
him hanged immediately upon receipt of
guilty verdict. Thirty minutes later a stay of
execution arrived from assembly. Governor so
angry dissolved assembly.
11/15/1717 Hanged in Boston, Massachusetts.
Charles Harris
7/19/1723
B. Sharp
B. Roberts
4/22/1680
2/20/1722
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 29).
Killed in action at Chipillo, Panama.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 26).
Bunce / Captain
Burgess / Captain
Drowned in shipwreck near Abaco.
Poisoned
Burgess / Captain
Received pardon. Drowned while on voyage
for Woodes Rogers.
Killed in action or drowned in a hurricane.
Burke, Thomas
(Ireland)
Caesar
Cammock, William
7/19/1723
1699
Edward Teach
B. Sharp
3/1719
Hanged in Williamsburg, Virginia.
12/14/1679 Died from malignant fever and hiccough.
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Carnes, John
Castillo
(Colombia)
La Cata
Chandler, Henry
(Devon, England)
Cheng Yih or Cheng I or Zhèng Shì
(Chinese)
Cheng Yih Sao or Cheng I Sao or Zhèng Yī
Săo
(Chinese)
Chui-apoo or Wang-na-kok
(Chinese)
Church, Charles
(Westminster, England)
Church, Edward
Church, John
Clark, John
Clarke, Richard; also known as Jafar
(England)
Clement, James
(Bristol, England)
Coleman, John
(Wales)
Cobham
Cobham, Maria
Cofresí, Roberto
(San Juan, Puerto Rico)
Cole, Samuel
Condent or Congdon or Coden, Christopher
Edward Teach
3/1719
6/11/1835
1824
Zhèng / Captain
Hanged in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Hanged in Boston, Massachusetts.
Hanged in Kingston, Jamaica.
Renegado in Algiers, but hanged in England.
11/16/1807 Blown overboard during gale and drowned, or
killed in action in Vietnam (age 42).
1844
Died of natural causes in Canton, China (age
69).
Shap ’ng Tsai
1850
Committed suicide rather than face exile.
Charles Harris
7/19/1723
Charles Gibbs
George Lowther
1831
3/11/1722
1720
1622
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 21).
Drowned off Rhode Island.
Hanged on St. Kitt.
Hanged at Leith in Scotland.
Renegado hanged in Plymouth, England.
B. Roberts
1722
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 20).
B. Roberts
1722
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 24).
Cobham /
Captain
Cobham /
Captain
Cofresí / Captain
Retired & died of old age.
1825
William Fly
7/12/1726
Committed suicide using laudanum in Le
Havre, France.
Garroted (age 33).
Hanged with Fly at Boston, Massachusetts.
Retired and died of old age.
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Cook, Edmond
Cook, George
? / Gunner’s
mate
Cook, John
(English)
Cooper, Joshua
Corner, Richard
John Rackham /
Quartermaster
Corso, Juan
Coward, William
(Boston)
Coxon, John
Coyle, Richard
(Exeter, England)
Cragget, James
Criss, John; also known as Jack the
Bachelor
(Ireland)
Crow, Robert
(Isle of Man)
Cues, Peter
(Exton, England)
Cullin, Pierce
Cunningham, William
Curtice, Joseph
Cussack, George
Died from an illness at Cabo Blanco in the
South Sea.
1622
Renegado in Algiers, but hanged in Plymouth,
England.
1684
Died while raiding for beef. Buried ashore at
Cape Blanco, Mexico.
1726
He and his men blew up their ship rather than
be taken prisoner by the Royal Navy.
11/18/1720 Hanged at Gallow’s Point, Jamica. Body
gibbeted at Gun Key.
1685
Died from a weak heart or lungs, or he was
lost at sea.
1/27/1690 Hanged
1689
Coyle / Captain
1/25/1738
Henry Every
Criss / Captain
B. Roberts
1722
Charles Harris
7/19/1723
John Augur /
Gunner
Edward Teach
12/1718
11/1718
1675
Died quietly while living with the Moskito
Indians.
Hanged at Execution Dock, Wapping in
London, England.
Hanged in London.
Died in bed in Naples, Italy. After his death, it
was discovered that he had 3 wives.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 44).
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 32).
Died in prison in London, England.
Hanged at New Providence, Bahamas (age
45).
Killed in action at Ocracoke Inlet, North
Carolina.
Executed
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(Irish)
Cuthbert, Goss
(Devon, England)
Dampier, William
(England)
Daniel, Stephen
Danziger or Dansker or Danseker, Simon
(Netherlands)
Darby, John
(Marblehead, Massachusetts)
Davis, Howell
(Wales)
Davis, William
(Wales)
Dawson, Joseph
De Graaf, Laurens Cornelis Boudewijn
(Netherlands)
De Grammont, Michel or François or
Nicolas
(France)
De Graves, Herbert
(Netherlands)
De Mont, Francis
De Sayas, Francisco
(Spain)
De Soto, Benito
De Vine, Peter
(Stepney)
Deal, Robert
Delizuff
B. Roberts
1722
Edward Teach
John Ward
Prior to
3/23/1715
1719
1671
Thomas Pound
1689
Davis / Captain
B. Roberts
1696
De Graaf /
Captain
1704
1686
De Graves /
Captain
Charles Vane
Delizuff /
Retired and died in London (age 63), but
burial site unknown.
Hanged in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Killed in action near Algiers.
Killed in action at Tarpaulin Cove.
11/17/1720 Ambushed on Principe Island. Shot in
stomach.
1722
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 23).
Henry Every
B. Roberts
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 21).
Hanged at Execution Dock, Wapping in
London, England.
Died around the age of 51.
Ship sank in storm near the Azores. All hands
lost.
6/1717
1823
Shipwrecked in storm near Walmer Castle.
Rescued & then hanged from a tree.
Hanged in Charleston, South Carolina.
Hanged in Kingston, Jamaica.
1830
1722
Executed at Cadiz, Spain & head displayed.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 42).
Hanged in Jamaica.
Killed during argument with Barbarossa at
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Delve, John
Derdrake, John; also known as Jack of the
Baltic
(Danish)
Dew, George
(Barbados)
Diego
Dipper, Henry
D’Ogeron, Bertrand
(France)
Dover, Thomas
(England)
Dowling, William
Dragut
Drake, Francis
(England)
Ducasse, Jean-Baptiste
(France)
Duill, John
Dunkin, George
(Glasgow, Scotland)
Eaton, Edward
(Wrexham, Wales)
Captain
George Lowther
Derdrake /
Captain
Thomas Pound
D’Ogeron /
Governor of St.Domingue &
leader of
boucaniers
Woodes Rogers
Dragut / Rais
Drake / Captain
Ducasse /
Captain &
Governor St.Domingue
1722
Between
9/29/1702
and
2/15/1703
1686
1689
1/31/1676
1742
Biba Island.
Hanged at St. Kitts.
Retired, but recognized in Stockholm, Sweden
and hanged.
Died around age 35 after he retired or
reformed, but cause of death is unknown.5
Hanged at St. Augustine.
Killed in action at Tarpaulin Cove.
In Paris of incurable diarrhea.
Retired. Died of old age (82).
12/1718
Hanged at New Providence, Bahamas (age 24)
1565
Killed in action during siege of Malta.
12/27/1595 Succumbed to dysentery or yellow fever &
buried off Porto Bello.
6/25/1715 After return to Bourbon, France, died from ill
health.
Stede Bonnet
11/8/1718
Charles Harris
7/19/1723
Killed in action at Arica.
Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina and buried in marsh.
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 38).
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Eddy, William
(Aberdeen, Scotland)
England, Edward
Ernados, Emmanuel
(Carolina)
Eucalla, Domingo
Eustace the Monk
Evans, John
Every or Avery, Henry or John
(Plymouth, England)
Stede Bonnet
11/8/1718
England /
Captain
1720
Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina and buried in marsh.
Indigent and died on Madagascar.
1717
Hanged at Charleston, South Carolina.
Eustace / Captain
Evans / Captain
Every / Captain
2/7/1823
8/24/1217
Unknown
Fenn, John
Thomas Anstis
5/1723
Fern, Thomas
(Newfoundland)
Fernon, William
(England)
Fetherston, George
John Phillips /
Carpenter
B. Roberts
1722
Fife, James
Fitzgerrald, John
(Limerick, Ireland)
Fly, William
John Rackham /
Master
Captain
Charles Harris
Fly / Captain
Forrest, William
Forseith, Edward
Henry Every
Freebarn, Mathew
George Lowther
Hanged in Kingston, Jamaica.
Beheaded off coast of Sandwich.
Killed by boatswain when shot through head.
Disappeared after he retired to Ireland or
swindled out his diamonds, became ill, and
died in poverty.
Hanged at St. John’s Antigua with 4 others.
Remains hung in chains on Rat Island in
harbor.
Killed by Phillips after running away twice.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 22).
11/18/1720 Hanged at Gallow’s Point, Jamiaca. Body
gibbeted at Bush Key.
After 1718 Killed by crew
7/19/1723 Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 21).
7/12/1726 Hanged with 2 others at Boston,
Massachusetts. Body gibbeted on Nick’s Mate
Island at entrance to Charles River.
1672
Hanged at Boston, Massachusetts.
1696
Hanged at Execution Dock, Wapping in
London, England.
1722
Hanged at St. Kitts.
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Gainy or Gayny, George
1681
Gates, Thomas
Gautier, Francois; also known as George
Sadwell
(France)
Gennings
(England)
Edward Teach
? / Cook
Gibbons, Garrat
Edward Teach /
Boatswain
Gibbs, Charles; also known as James D.
Jeffers
(Rhode Island)
Gilbert, Pedro
Giles, Thomas
(Minehead, England)
Gills, John
Goldsmith, Thomas
Gordon, Nathaniel
(Portland, Maine)
Goss, Cuthbert
(Plymouth, England)
Gow or Smith or Goffe, John
(Scotland)
Greaves, Red Legs
1719
1/1822
Gennings /
Captain
11/1718
4/22/1831
Gilbert / Captain
1833
B. Roberts
1722
Edward Teach
Goldsmith /
Captain
Gordon / Captain
1719
1714
2/22/1862
B. Roberts
1722
Gow / Captain
6/11/1725
Greaves /
Drowned in jungle river weighted down by
bags of gold.
Hanged in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Hanged in Leith, Scotland. Body given to
Edinburgh University for dissection.
Became a renegado for Barbary corsairs.
Hanged in Wapping in London, England at
Execution Dock.
Killed in action at Ocracoke Inlet, North
Carolina.
Hanged on Ellis Island. Body given to state
university for dissection.
He & 2 others hanged for piracy in Boston,
Massachusetts.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 26).
Hanged in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Died in his bed and was buried in graveyard at
Dartmouth, England.
Slaver tried as a pirate in New York. President
Lincoln was pressured to reprieve him, but
Gordon hanged.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 21).
Hanged for 4 minutes before rope broke from
people pulling on his legs. Hanged a second
time, then body gibbeted at Greenwich,
England.
In retirement he gained much respect and gave
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(West Indies)
Greensail, Richard
Grenville or Greenwille, Henry
Grillo, Diego
(Havana, Cuba)
Grogniet, François; also known as
Cachemarée
Guillimillet, Breti
Guittar, Louis
(France)
Gutterez, Juan
Halsey, John
Harding, Daniel
(Croomsbury, England)
Hardy, Richard
(Wales)
Harper, Abraham
(Bristol, England)
Harris
Captain
Edward Teach
William Fly
1719
7/12/1726
1673
Grogniet /
Captain
5/2/1687
Guittar / Captain
1823
5/1701
generous sums of money to charities and
public institutions before his death.
Hanged in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Hanged in Boston, Massachusetts.
Hanged after massacring all Spanish seamen
on 3 ships.
Died in the South Sea from wounds sustain in
a raid on Guayaquil.
Hanged in Kingston, Jamaica.
Hanged in England along with 24 of his men.
1823
Hanged in Kingston, Jamaica.
Halsey / Captain
1716
B. Roberts
1722
Succumbed to tropical fever & given solemn
burial in garden of watermelons.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 26).
B. Roberts
1722
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 25).
B. Roberts
1722
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 23).
Harris / Captain
Harris, Charles
(London, England)
Harris / Captain
7/19/1723
Harris, Peter
(Kent, England)
Harris, Richard
Harris, Richard
(Sadbury, England)
Hawkins, John
B. Sharp
1680
B. Roberts
1722
Renegado who was hanged in Wapping at
Execution Dock in London, England.
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 25). Once served
as Edward Low’s quartermaster.
Shot through both legs while boarding Spanish
ship in Gulf of Ballona off Panama and died.
Died from gangrene after one leg amputated.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 45).
11/20/1595 Died of fever.
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Hawkins, Thomas
Hawkins, Thomas
(Boston, Massachusetts)
Hawes, Robert
(Yarmouth, England)
Hays, Robert
(Liverpool, England)
Hazel, Thomas
Heaman, Peter
(France)
Heinszlein, Klein
Hernandez, Augustus
Hewet or Hewett or Hewit, William
(Jamaica)
Hide or Hyde, Daniel
(Virginia)
Hill, John
Hitchens, Robert
(England)
Hilliard, John
(England)
Hooff, Peter Cornelius
(Sweden)
Hopton (aka Upton), John
(London, England
Hornigold, Benjamin
(England)
Killed in action at Buzzard’s Bay.
Hawkins /
Captain
Thomas Pound
10/1689
B. Roberts
1722
Reprieved from hanging and sent to England,
but died on way when ship fought French
privateer.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 31).
B. Roberts
1722
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 20).
Charles Harris
7/19/1723
Heinszlein /
Captain
Stede Bonnet
Charles Harris
Pound
B. Sharp / First
Mate
Samuel Bellamy
1690
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 50).
1/9/1822 Hanged at Leith, Scotland. Body donated to
Edinburgh University for dissection.
1573
Beheaded with 33 others in Hamburg,
Germany.
1823
Hanged in Kingston, Jamaica.
11/8/1718 Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina and buried in marsh.
7/19/1723 Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 23).
1689
Killed in action at Tarpaulin Cove.
1564
Hanged in chains at St. Martin’s Point,
Guernsey (age 50).
1/1681
Died of dropsy and buried on Juan Fernandez
Island.
11/15/1717 Hanged in Boston, Massachusetts.
? / Boatswain
5/1729
Hornigold /
Captain
1719
Hanged at Execution Dock in London.
Accepted King’s Grace and became pirate
hunter. Wrecked on reef & drowned or ship
foundered during hurricane with no survivors.
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Howard, Thomas
Huggit, Thomas
(London, England)
Hunter, Andrew
Husk, John
Charles Harris
7/19/1723
George Lowther
Edward Teach
3/11/1722
11/1718
Hutt or Hout, George
Hutt / Captain
1686
Hynde, Israel
(Aberdeen, Scotland)
B. Roberts
1722
Ingram, William
Thomas Anstis /
Gunner
Iquan, Nicholas or Zheng Zhilong or Cheng
Chi-Lung)
(China)
Jackson, Nathaniel
Retire to India. Murdered by wife’s relations.
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 30).
Hanged on St. Kitts.
Killed in action at Ocracoke Inlet, North
Carolina.
Killed in battle with 3 Spanish galleons near
Panama.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 30).
Hanged
1661
Edward Teach
11/1718
Jacobson, Agge
(Bristol, England)
James, John
(Wales)
Jaynson, John
(England)
Jeffreys, Benjamin
(Topsham, England)
Jessup, John
(Plymouth, England)
Jobson or Cobson or Gobson, Richard
B. Roberts
1722
Johnson, Benjamin
Johnson /
1699
Executed by slow-slicing method in Beijing,
China.
Killed in action at Ocracoke Inlet, North
Carolina.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 30).
B. Roberts
1722
Wrecked on reef while rounding Cape of
Good Hope, never heard from again.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 22).
B. Roberts
1722
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 21).
B. Roberts
1722
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 20).
1681
Died of exposure after boat overturned. Buried
at Le Sound’s Cay.
Decided to retire, stole a fast ship and his
After 1750
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(Ormus)
Johnson, Marcus
(Smryna)
Johnson, Robert
(Ouidah, Africa)
Jones, Joseph
(England)
Jones, Thomas Lawrence
Jonstone or Johnston, Thomas; also known
as Limping Privateer
Jones, William
(London, England)
Jonnia
(Spain)
Captain
B. Roberts
1722
share of captured booty, which amounted to
£800,000 and sailed to Constantinople. Died
natural death after a long life as bashaw.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 21).
B. Roberts
1722
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 32).
May 1698
Illness
Howell Davis
Thomas Pound
May 1724
1/27/1690
Died in Marshalsea before trial.
Hanged at Boston, Massachusetts.
Charles Harris
7/19/1723
Jonnia / Captain
1820s
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 28).
Hanged in Kingston, Jamaica.
Kelly, James
(England)
Kennedy, Walter
Kelly / Captain
7/12/1700
Hanged in London, England.
B. Roberts
7/19/1721
Kidd, William
Kidd / Captain
1701
Samuel Bellamy
4/1717
Stede Bonnet
11/8/1718
Charles Harris
7/19/1723
Betrayed by prostitute in brothel he owned
after retiring from piracy. Taken to Marshalsea
Prison, then hanged at Execution Dock in
London, England.
Hanged twice at Execution Dock in London,
England and then body displayed in gibbet at
Tilbury Point.
Crushed and/or drowned during shipwreck
(age 9).
Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina and buried in marsh.
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 32).
King, John
King, Mathew
(Jamaica)
Kneeves, Peter
(Exeter, England)
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Koxinga or Kuo Hsing Yeh or Coxinga or
Zheng Chenggong
(China)
Koxinga /
Captain
1622
Charles Harris
7/19/1723
Laffite / Captain
2/1823
John Quelch
1704
Landresson /
Captain
John Quelch
Charles Harris
1686
1704
7/19/1723
Laurens / Captain
1704
Charles Harris
7/19/1723
Kuo P’o-tai
(China)
Lacy, Abraham
(Devonshire, England)
Laffite, Jean
Lambert, John
Landresson, Michel; also known as Bréha
France
Larimore or Larramore, Thomas
Laughton, Francis
(New York)
Laurens
Lawson, Edwar
(Isle of Man)
Lescuyer, Jean
France
Lesley, Peter
(Exeter, England)
Levasseur, Olivier; also known as La Buse
or Buzzard
France
Levercott, Samuel
Died of natural causes brought about by grief
on death of Ming Emperor of Eternal
Experiences whom he had been unable to
return to throne.
Died of natural causes at home.
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 21).
Reputedly killed during engagement with 2
Spanish warships.
Hanged at Boston, Massachusetts, still
claiming his innocence. Relatives cut down
body during night and buried him at King’s
Chapel cemetery.
Garroted at Veracruz.
1685
Hanged at Boston, Massachusetts.
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 39).
Died from either a disease or natural causes at
Cap François on St. Domingue.
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 20).
Died in the South Sea.
B. Roberts
1722
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 21).
Levasseur /
Captain
1730
Hanged on Réunion.
George Lowther
1722
Hanged at St. Kitts.
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Levit, John
(North Carolina)
Lewis, John
Lewis, Nicholas
Lewis, William
Stede Bonnet
11/8/1718
Henry Every
George Lowther
John Auger
1696
1722
12/1718
Leyton, Francis
(New York)
Libbey, Joseph
(Marblehead, Massachusetts)
Lima, Manuel
Ling, William
Charles Harris
7/19/1723
Edward Low
7/19/1723
Linister, Thomas
(England)
Linnicar, Thomas
(Lancaster, England)
Livers or Liver, William; also known as
Evis
Lodge, Thomas
(London, England)
Long, Zachariah
(Netherlands)
Lopez, John
(Oporot)
Lord, John
L’Orange, Pierre
Low, Edward
(London, England)
Lowther, George
Charles Harris
2/1823
12/1718
7/19/1723
7/19/1723
Stede Bonnet
11/8/1718
1625
Stede Bonnet
Stede Bonnet
Thomas Pound
Low / Captain
Lowther /
Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina and buried in marsh.
Hanged in London, England.
Hanged in St. Kitts.
Former boxer demanded wine so he could die
drunk. Hanged at New Providence, Bahamas
(age 34).
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 39).
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 21 or 22).
Hanged at Kingston, Jamaica.
Penitent, thought water was better to drink
than wine. Hanged in New Providence,
Bahamas (age 30).
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 21).
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 21).
Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina and buried in marsh.
Died of plague (age 68).
11/8/1718
Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina and buried in marsh.
11/8/1718 Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina and buried in marsh.
1689
Killed in action at Tarpaulin Cove.
10/22/1683 Hanged at Veracruz. Head displayed on a pier.
1724
Hanged on Martinique.
1723
Committed suicide by pistol on Isle of Blanco.
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Luntly, Richard
Captain
B. Roberts &
Walter Kennedy
Luque or Luke, Mateo
Lushingham
(Italy)
Lyne, Philip
5/1722
Lushingham /
Captain
Lyne / Captain
Macarty, Dennis
Mackintosh, William
(Canterbury, England)
Magnes, William
(Minehead, England)
Main, William
Mainwaring, Henry
(Sussex, England)
Mansfield or Mansvelt, Edward
(Curaçao)
Mansfield, Jo.
(Bristol, England)
Martin, John
Massey, John
May, William
(London, England)
1/1721
1564
1725
12/1718
Carpenter, who maintained his innocence until
his death by hanging in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Hanged in Kingston, Jamaica with 41 of his
crew of 58.
Killed in action.
Former quartermaster of Francis Spriggs, he
was captured after a bloody battle in which he
lost an eye and his nose hung down on his face
after taking a blast head-on. Hanged at
Curaçao.
B. Roberts
1722
Hanged at New Providence, Bahamas (age
28).
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 21).
B.w Roberts
1722
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 35).
B. Roberts /
Bosun
1722
Blown up when one of crew fired pistol into
gunpowder off Africa (age 28).
Pardoned & died of old age.
1653
Mansfield /
Captain
After 1665
B. Roberts
1722
Edward Teach
George Lowther
Henry Every
1719
7/26/1723
1696
Died suddenly while visiting Tortuga as an old
man, or taken by the Spanish to Porto Bello
and hanged.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 30).
Hanged in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Hanged in London, England.
Hanged in London, England.
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McCawley or Machauley or Maccawly,
Daniel
(Ireland or Scotland)
McDonald, Edward
Melvin, William
(Scotland)
Miguel, Blas
Miguel, Francesco
Miller, John
Miller, Thomas
M’Kinlie, Peter
(Ireland)
Montenegro
(Colombia)
Moody, Christopher
Moore, William
More, Jo.
(Meer in Wilshire, England)
Morgan, Edward
Morgan, Henry
(Wales)
Morrice, Humphrey
(New Providence)
Morris, John
John Gow
1725
George Lowther
John Gow
1722
6/1725
John Quelch
Edward Teach /
Quartermaster
Gilbert
B. Roberts
Hanged on St. Kitts.
Hanged at Execution Dock, Wapping in
London, England.
1687
Broken on the wheel, then decapitated and
head topped gallows where bodies of 42
comrades were hanged on Petit Gouave.
1823
Hanged at Kingston, Jamaica.
6/30/1704 Hanged at Boston, Massachusetts.
11/1718
Killed in action at Ocracoke Inlet, North
Carolina.
12/19/1765 After execution in Dublin, body hung in
chains.
1835
Hanged at Boston, Massachusetts.
1722
William Kidd
B. Roberts
1722
LieutenantColonel
1660s
Morgan / Captain
8/25/1688
1718
B. Roberts
Hanged at Execution Dock, Wapping in
London, England.
1722
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 28).
Gibbeted.
Murdered by Kidd, who threw bucket that
struck his head.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 19).
Sir Henry Morgan’s uncle and father-in-law
was old and fat when he died of heat
exhaustion during a raid.
Died of dropsy in Jamaica & buried in
churchyard at Port Royal the next day.
Hanged by reformed pirates.
Died when he fired his pistol into powder in
an attempt to blow up the ship.
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Morris, Thomas
Morrison, William
(Jamaica)
Morton, Philip
Mullet or Millet, James
(London)
Mullins, Darby
(Ireland)
Mundon, Stephen
(London, England)
Munro
Munson, Stephen
(London, England)
Murat Rais
Nau, Jean David; also known as l’Olonnais
(France)
Neal, Richard
Nelson
(Prince Edward Island)
12/1718
Stede Bonnet
11/8/1718
Edward Teach /
Gunner
Stede Bonnet
11/1718
11/8/1718
William Kidd
5/23/1701
Charles Harris
7/19/1723
Muro / Captain
Charles Harris
1665
7/19/1723
Murat / Rais
1609
Nau / Captain
Circa 1668
Nelson / Captain
Nondre, Pedro
North, Nathaniel
(Bermuda)
Nositer, Jospeh
2/1823
North / Captain
B. Roberts
1722
Decked out in red ribbons. Wished he’d been a
greater plague on shipping. Hanged at New
Providence, Bahamas (age 22).
Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina.
Killed in action at Ocracoke Inlet, North
Carolina.
Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina.
Hanged at Execution Dock, Wapping in
London, England.
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 20).
Hanged at Gallows Point and gibbeted.
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 29).
Supposedly 100 years old at retirement and
died after that.
Darien Indians cut him into pieces while he
was alive, then roasted each piece, before
tossing ashes into the air.
Died in prison in London.
Shipwrecked in fog on small island, his
partner and most of crew died, but he was
rescued and retired to New York. Died of old
age.
Hanged twice after rope broke first time in
Kingston, Jamaica.
Murdered by Madagascar native.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 26).
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Oughterlauney, Thomas
B. Roberts / Pilot
Paine, Thomas
(New England)
Parker, Jo.
(Winfred, England)
Patterson, Neal
(Aberdeen, Scotland)
Peacock, Thomas
Penner
Perry, Daniel
(Guernsey, Channel Islands)
Peterson, Erasmus
Petty, William
(Deptford, England)
Philips, James
(Antigua)
Philips, Jo.
(Jersey)
Philips, Joseph
Philips, William
(Lower Shadwell)
Phillips, John
Phips, Richard
Pickering, Charles
1722
After 1708
B. Roberts
1722
Stede Bonnet
11/8/1718
4/1718
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle.
Returned from last voyage, begun when he
was 76 years old. Died of natural causes and
buried on property in Connecticut.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 22).
Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina.
Hanged in London.
Retired in 1718 and killed soon after he was
pardoned.
Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina.
Hanged at Boston, Massachusetts.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 30).
Stede Bonnet
11/8/1718
John Quelch
B. Roberts
6/30/1704
1722
B. Roberts
1722
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 35).
B. Roberts
1722
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 28).
Edward Teach
B. Roberts
1719
1722
Hanged in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 29).
Phillips / Captain
4/1724
Thomas Pound
Pickering /
Captain
1703
Crew mutinied and threw him overboard. He
drowned off the coast of Newfoundland after
having captured 30 ships in 9 months.
Shot in head at Tarpaulin Cove, but died in
Boston jail prior to trial.
Sailed with William Dampier. Died off the
coast of Brazil.
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Piers, John
(England)
Pound, Thomas
(Massachusetts)
Piers / Captain
Powel, Thomas (junior)
(Connecticut)
Power, John
Price, Thomas
(Bristol, England)
Prie, John
Charles Harris
7/19/1723
Stede Bonnet
3/10/1768
11/8/1718
Prie / Captain
7/1727
Pursser
Pursser / Captain
1583
Quelch, John
Quelch / Captain
6/30/1704
Quintor, Hendrick
(Amsterdam, Netherlands)
Samuel Bellamy
Rackham, John; also known as Calico Jack
3/1532
1703
Rackham /
Captain
Read
Read, Mary
Read / Captain
John Rackham
Read, William
(Londonderry, Ireland)
Readhead, Philip
Reyning, Jan Erasmus
Charles Harris
Captain Heidon
Hanged
Reprieved and sent to London, retiring from
piracy after his sentence. Died of natural
causes.
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 21).
Hanged in London, England.
Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina.
Hanged at Execution Dock, Wapping in
London. Body hung in chains opposite
Woolwich.
Hanged at Wapping in London, England.
Hanged with 6 others in Boston,
Massachusetts. First pirate hanged in the
colonies under Admiralty law without benefit
of jury.
11/15/1717 Hanged in Boston, Massachusetts.
11/18/1720 Hanged with 4 others at Gallows Point,
Jamaica. Body hung in chains at Plum Point
(Rackham’s Cay).
Died at sea.
4/28/1721 Died of fever while in jail. Buried at St.
Catherine’s Church, Jamaica.
7/19/1723 Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 35).
1564
Hanged at St. Martin’s Point, Guernsey.
2/1697
Sudden storm drove 2 ships onto rocks at
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(Netherlands)
Rhode, John
(Boston, Massachusetts)
Rice, Owen
(Wales)
Richardson, John
(New York)
Ridge, John
(London, England)
Ringrose, Basil
Roach, Peter
Robbins, James
(London, England)
Roberts, Bartholomew
(Wales)
Robinson, Edward
(Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England)
Roche, Philip; also known as John Eustace
(Ireland)
Rollson, Peter
Rhode / Captain
6/1675
Charles Harris
7/19/1723
Benjamin
Hartley
Stede Bonnet
1/25/1738
2/1686
John Quelch
Stede Bonnet
6/30/1704
11/8/1718
Roberts / Captain
1722
Stede Bonnet
11/8/1718
Roche / Captain
8/5/1723
John Gow /
Gunner
Stede Bonnet
1725
Ross or Rose, George
(Glasgow, Scotland)
Rounsivell, George
Josiah Burgess
Rupert of the Rhine
Rupert / Prince
St. Quintin, Richard
11/8/1718
11/8/1718
1653
3/19/1765
Bilbao, Spain. More than 400 died.
Hanged at Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 27).
Hanged at Wapping in London, England.
Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina and buried in marsh.
Killed in action in Mexico along with 50 other
buccaneers.
Hanged at Boston, Massachusetts.
Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina and buried in marsh.
Killed in action off West African coast.
Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina and buried in marsh.
Hanged at Wapping in London, England (age
30).
Hanged at Wapping in London, England.
Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina and buried in marsh.
Drowned trying to rescue Burgess during
shipwreck near Abaco.
After loss of fleet during a storm, in which his
brother was killed, returned to England a
broken man. Died in his bed at Spring
Gardens.
Hanged at Dublin, Ireland and body gibbeted.
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(Yorkshire, England)
Salter, Edward
Sample, Richard
Sample, Robert
Sawkins, Richard
Edward Teach
Sample / Captain
1719
Edward Low
After 1720
Sawkins /
Captain
1680
Saxbridge, Tibault
1609
Scott, William
Stede Bonnet
11/8/1718
Scudamore, Christopher
Scudamore, Peter
(Wales)
Shaun, John
(Nantes)
Shaw, John
Shergall or Sherral, Henry
Shutfield, William
(Lancaster, England)
Skyrm, James
(England)
Smith, George
(Wales)
Smith, John
Sound, Joseph
John Quelch
B. Roberts
6/30/1704
1722
Hanged in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Hanged after continuing to plunder vessels
after taking pardon in 1718.
While attacking man-of-war, he ran his ship
aground on coast of Brazil. Twelve men
killed. Portuguese hanged survivors (32
English, 3 Dutch, 2 French, & 1 Portuguese).
Unknown whether he died in the fight or was
hanged.
Killed in action when he led his men in
charging barricade manned by spearmen at
Pueblo Nuevo.
Killed in action at Newfoundland while
attacking French ship.
Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina and buried in marsh.
Hanged at Boston, Massachusetts.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 35).
Samuel Bellamy
11/15/1717 Hanged in Boston, Massachusetts.
George Lowther
B. Sharp
Charles Harris
1722
10/1681
7/19/1723
B. Roberts
1722
B. Roberts
1722
Charles Harris
1672
7/19/1723
Hanged on St. Kitts.
Fell from mast & drowned near Cape Horn.
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 40).
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 44). Body
hung in chains.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 25).
Hanged at Boston, Massachusetts.
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
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(Westminster, England)
Sparks, John
Sprinkly, James
(Suffolk, England)
Spurre
Stephens, William
Stevenson, Jo.
(Orkneys, Scotland)
Stőrtebecker
Stiles, Richard
Studfield, William
(Lancaster, England)
Sutton, Thomas
(Berwick)
Swan, Charles
Sympson, Christopher
(North Berwick, Scotland)
Teach or Thatch or Drummond, Edward;
also known as Blackbeard
(England)
Tew, Thomas
(Rhode Island)
Thomas, John
(Jamaica)
Thomas, Richard
Thwaites, Joseph
Tompkins, John
(Gloustershire, England)
Henry Every
Charles Harris
1696
7/19/1723
Spurre / Captain
B. Sharp
B. Roberts
1684
1/1682
1722
Stőrtebecker /
Captain
Edward Teach
Charles Harris
B. Roberts /
Gunner
Swan / Captain
1719
7/19/1723
1722
Newport, Rhode Island (age 28).
Hanged in London, England.
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 28).
Died after eating Manchaneel apples.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 40).
Beheaded at Hamburg, Germany with 71
others. Heads spiked along waterfront.
Hanged in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 40).
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 23).
Gibbeted.
Drowned by natives in Mindanao, Philippines.
B. Roberts
After
3/1686
1722
Teach / Captain
11/1718
Killed in action during attack on ship in
Ocracoke Inlet, North Carolina.
Tew / Captain
9/1695
Stede Bonnet
11/8/1718
Died from shot in stomach during battle with
Fateh Mohammed.
Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina and buried in marsh.
Hanged
Renegado of Algiers who retired to New
York. Died from rattlesnake bite.
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 23).
Thomas / Captain
Thwaites /
Captain
Charles Harris
1797
7/19/1723
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 36).
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Topping, Dennis
Thomas Anstis
Townley, Francis
(England)
Townley /
Captain
Tristian
Turgut Rais
Van Hoorn, Nikolaas
(Netherlands)
Van Tuyl, Otto Janszoon
(New York)
Van Vorst, Simon
(New York City, New York)
Vane, Charles
(England)
Veale, Thomas
Verney, Francis
(England)
Vertpré or Vespre
(France)
Virgin, Henry
(Bristol, England)
Wafer, Lionel
Walden, John
(Whitby, England)
Ward, John
(Faversham, England)
Early
1700s
1686
Tristian / Captain
Turgat / Rais
1692
Van Hoorn /
Captain
6/24/1683
Samuel Bellamy
Killed in action off Brazil.
Died in South Sea from wounds sustained in a
raid; body thrown overboard near Otoque
Island per his wishes.
Killed by Spaniards.
Killed in action at siege of Malta.
Died from infected wound suffered in a duel
with Laurens de Graaf.
Late 1704 When shipwrecked in the Hudson River, 132
out of 145 men froze and drowned.
11/15/1717 Hanged in Boston, Massachusetts.
3/29/1721
1658
Hanged at Gallows Point, Port Royal, Jamaica.
Hung in chains at Gun Cay.
Believed buried alive when earthquake
covered mouth of cave where lived with
plunder.
Pardoned renegado who retired to Italy, where
died penniless at Hospital of St. Mary of Pity
in Messina.
Died at age 75.
Verney / Captain
1615
Vertpré /
Capitaine
Stede Bonnet
1685
11/8/1718
Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina and buried in marsh.
B. Roberts
Circa 1705
1722
Retired, died of natural causes.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 24).
Ward / Captain
1622
Barbary corsair who died of the plague.
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Waters, John
(England)
Watling, John
Watson, Henry
Watts, Edward
(Dunmore)
Watts, William
(Ireland)
Weaver, Brigstock
(Hereford, England)
Weatherley, Tee
(Massachusetts)
West, Richard
White, Robert
White, Thomas
(Plymouth, England)
White, William
Williams, David
(Wales)
Williams, James
(Wales)
Williams, William
(England)
Williams, William
(Holland, Netherlands)
Wilson, James
(Dublin, Ireland)
Winter, John
Winthrop
Wood, William
Charles Harris /
Quartermaster
B. Sharp
George Lowther
B. Roberts
7/19/1723
B. Roberts
1722
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 23).
Weaver / Captain
1723
Hanged at Wapping in London, England.
1700
Hanged in London, England.
George Lowther
George Lowther
White / Captain
1722
1722
Hanged on St. Kitts.
Hanged on St. Kitts.
Died of illness on Madagascar.
John Phillips
6/2/1724
Williams /
Captain
John Gow
6/11/1725
B. Roberts
1722
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 40).
B. Roberts
1722
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 30).
Stede Bonnet
11/8/1718
John Gow
1725
William Fly
B. Roberts
7/4/1726
1722
1/30/1681
1722
1722
Hanged with 25 others at Bulls Point in
Newport, Rhode Island (age 35).
Killed in action at Arica. Shot in the kidneys.
Hanged on St. Kitts.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 22).
Hanged in Boston, Massachusetts (age about
22). Body buried on Bird Island.
Arabas killed him by lance thrust after
torturing him.
Hanged. Body gibbeted at Blackwell.
Hanged at White Point, Charleston, South
Carolina and buried in marsh.
Hanged at Wapping at Execution Dock in
London, England.
Hanged in Boston, Massachusetts.
Hanged at Cape Coast Castle (age 27).
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(York, England)
Worley, Richard
(Netherlands)
Worley / Captain
2/17/1729
Yanky
Zekerman, Andrew
Yanky / Captain
Peter M’Kinlie
1692
Died of wounds sustained in battle.
12/18/1765 Hanged at Dublin, Ireland & body gibbeted.
Severely wounded in action with Royal Navy
& hanged on ship before he expired from
those wounds.
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