Allison , Robert: an English pirate, who lived and worked in the Caribbean. Sailed with {c656}, then together with the captains Bournano, John Coxon, Corneliu...
Cammock , William: A seaman under Captain {c656}. He died at sea on December 14th, 1679, off the coast of Chile. "His disease was occasioned by a sunfit, gaine...
Allison , Robert: an English pirate, who lived and worked in the Caribbean. Sailed with {c656}, then together with the captains Bournano, John Coxon, Corneliu...
Cammock , William: A seaman under Captain {c656}. He died at sea on December 14th, 1679, off the coast of Chile. "His disease was occasioned by a sunfit, gaine...
Cannis : A Dutch pirate who acted as interpreter to Captain {c656}'s South Sea Expedition. Captain Cox and Basil Ringmore took him with them after th...
Fall , John: This buccaneer was one of Captain Sharp's crew. On the death of John Hilliard, the ship's master, Fall was promoted to the larboard watch. N...
Harris the Elder, Peter: a British buccaneer, one of the captains (along with {c656} and Edmund Cook) in the Pacific Adventure, a privateering expedition headed by R...
Hilliard , John: One of the group leader of the company lead by Captain {c656} on his voyage to the South Seas. He died on January 2nd, 1681 of dropsy and wa...
Magott , Thomas: English buccaneer who sailed with {c656} and others on the "Pacific Adventure".
Ringrose , Basil: surgeon and cartographer ……runaway indentured servant who joined {c656}'s "Pacific Adventure" and whose journals served as primary accou...
Shergall , Henry: Buccaneer. A seaman with Captain {c656} in his South Sea voyage. One October day he fell into the sea while going into the spritsail-top and...
Stephens , William: Died on January 14th, 1682, on board of Captain Sharp's ship a few days before their return to the Barbadoes from the South Seas. His death ...
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The Pirates' Who's Who: (P. Gosse, 1924)
On March 23rd, 1679, Macket, who commanded a small vessel of fourteen tons, with a crew of twenty men, was at Boca del Toro with Coxon, Hawkins, and other famous buccaneers, having just returned from the sacking of Porto Bello.
Shortly afterwards the fleet s...
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On March 23rd, 1679, Macket, who commanded a small vessel of fourteen tons, with a crew of twenty men, was at Boca del Toro with Coxon, Hawkins, and other famous buccaneers, having just returned from the sacking of Porto Bello.
Shortly afterwards the fleet sailed to Golden Island, off the coast of Darien, and from thence set out to attack Santa Maria and Panama.
