 | Basil Ringrose | unknown | 1653 | | 1686 | unknown |
| | surgeon and cartographer ……runaway indentured servant who joined Bartholomew Sharp's "Pacific... |
 | Michel de Grammont | 1645 | 1670 | | 1686 | 1686? |
| | a French pirate. He was born in Paris, France and was lost at sea in the north-east Caribbean, Ap... |
| William Cowley | unknown | 1683 | | 1686 | unknown |
| | |
| William Knight | unknown | 1684 | | 1686 | unknown |
| | a 17th-century English buccaneer known for joining privateering expeditions against the Spanish c... |
| Charles Swan | unknown | 1671 | | 1687 | 1690 |
| | a reluctant buccaneer. Captain Swan was forced into piracy by his crew in the 1680s, and proceed... |
 | Jan Willems | unknown | 1678 | | 1687 | 1688 |
| | a 17th-century Dutch buccaneer. Based out of Petit-Goâve, Willems participated in a number of ex... |
| Captain Yanky | unknown | 1681 | | 1687 | unknown |
| | |
| Captain Francois Le Sage | unknown | 1684 | | 1687 | unknown |
| | officer under Laurens de Graaf |
| Captain George Hout | unknown | 1685 | | 1687 | unknown |
| | English buccaneer who joined Francois Grogniet and Pierre le Picard in their raid on Guayaquil in... |
 | Sir Henry Morgan | 1635 ca | 1663 | | 1688 | 1688, Aug 25 |
| | a British privateer, buccaneer, and admiral of the Royal Navy. He made himself famous during acti... |
 | Peter Cloise | unknown | 1679 | | 1688 | unknown |
| | Slave liberated by Edward Davis |
| Raveneau de Lussan | unknown | 1679 | | 1688 | unknown |
| | a French buccaneer. In 1679 he embarked for Santo Domingo in search of fortune, but was unsuccess... |
| Captain Bartholomew Sharp | 1650 | 1679 | | 1688 | 1702, Oct 29 |
| | an English buccaneer whose pirate career lasted only three years (1679–82). Sharp's career as ... |
| Edward Davis | unknown | 1680 | | 1688 | unknown |
| | an English buccaneer active in the Caribbean during the 1680s and would lead successful raids aga... |
| Raveneau de Lussan | 1663 | 1684 | | 1688 | unknown |
| | a French buccaneer. He belonged to a noble but impoverished family, and embraced a military caree... |
| John Ansell | unknown | 1660 | | 1689 | 1689 |
| | Sailed with Henry Morgan and participated in his raids against Maracaibo and Gibraltar, Venezuela... |
 | Captain Androeas | unknown | 1670 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | A Chief or Captain of the Darien Indians, who in 1679 conducted the buccaneers under Coxon and Ha... |
| Willem Bastiaanszoon | 1620 ca | 1670 | | 1689 | 1704 |
| | Dutch merchant and mariner in the Dutch navy. He was born in Haarlem. He took part in the war bet... |
| Jan Bont | unknown | 1670 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | Dutch privateer who lived in the second half of the seventeenth century. He commanded a squadron ... |
 | Captain John Cox | unknown | 1670 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | Born in New England, and considered by some of his fellow buccaneers "to have forced kindred upon... |
 | Juan Guartem | unknown | 1670 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | a Spanish renegade pirate who raided Spanish settlements in New Spain during the late 17th centur... |
| Captain Lagarde | unknown | 1670 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | A French filibuster of San Domingo, who in 1684 commanded a small ship, La Subtille (crew of thir... |
 | Captain Linch | unknown | 1670 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | Buccaneer. Of Port Royal, Jamaica. In 1680 Lionel Wafer, tiring of the life of a civil surgeon at... |
| Thomas Magott | unknown | 1670 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | English buccaneer who sailed with Bartholomew Sharp and others on the "Pacific Adventure". |
 | Captain Row | unknown | 1670 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | Buccaneer. In 1679, at the Boca del Toro, was with the buccaneer fleet that attacked and sacked S... |
| Captain Yallahs | unknown | 1670 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | A Dutch buccaneer. In 1671 fled from Jamaica to Campeachy, there selling his frigate to the Spani... |
| Captain Buckenham | unknown | 1679 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | In 1679 sailed from England to the West Indies. He was taken by the Spaniards off Campeachy and c... |
| M.A. Anger | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | 1685 |
| | Pirate and Maltese knight of unknown origin.
He served in the Mediterranean Sea and plundered Ara... |
| Captain Joseph Bannister | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | a notorious English pirate who operated in the Caribbean during the Golden Age of Piracy, best kn... |
| William Bennett | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | An English soldier, who deserted from Fort Loyal, Falmouth, Marne, in 1689, and joined the pirate... |
| Captain Blot | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | French filibuster. In 1684 was in command of La Quagone, ninety men, eight guns. |
| Captain Bond | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | Of Bristol. In 1682 arrived at the Cape Verde Islands. Having procured leave to land on Mayo Isla... |
| John Boon | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | Technically, John Boon was not a pirate, but he was expelled from the Council of Governor James C... |
| William Bowman | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | A seaman; one of the party which crossed the Isthmus of Darien on foot with William Dampier in 16... |
| Edward Browne | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | Of York River, Virginia. One of Captain Pounds's crew. Wounded at Tarpaulin Cove in 1689. |
| Eleazer Buck | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | One of Captain Pounds's crew. Tried at Boston in 1689 for piracy and found guilty, but pardoned o... |
| Captain Cachemaree | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | French filibuster.
Commanded the St. Joseph, of six guns and a crew of seventy men. In 1684 had ... |
| Bartolome Charpes | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | 1679 |
| | Spanish renegade who was tried in absentia and convicted of piracy with Eduardo Blomar and Juan G... |
| Juan Corso | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | This is an excerpt from the P.R.O. Calendar of State Papers, Colonial Series: America and West In... |
| Captain C Cowley | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | A man of high intelligence and an able navigator. In the year 1683 he sailed from Achamach or Cap... |
| Captain Pierre d'Orange | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | 1683, Nov 22 |
| | Captain of the Dauphin. Hanged on November 22, 1683 in Vera Cruz |
| Captain Dedran | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | A French filibuster of French Domingo. Commanded, in 1684, the Chasseur (120 men, 20 guns). |
| Henry Dipper | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | 1689 |
| | One of the English soldiers who deserted from the Fort Loyal, Falmouth, Maine, and joined Captain... |
 | Adolf Esmit | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | governor of St. Thomas in the Danish West Indies from 1683 to 1684, and again from 1687 to 1688. ... |
| Juan de Pando Estrada | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | Governor of Cartagena who battled pirate raiders in 1683 |
| Jean Foccard | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | Associate of Laurens de Graaf and Michel de Grammont. He later joined them in their attack on Tam... |
| John Giddings | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | Born in York River, VA.
One of Captain Pound's crew. Wounded and taken prisoner at Tarpaulin C... |
| Captain Graham | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | Commanded a shallop, with a crew of fourteen men, in 1685. Sailed in company with Captain Captain... |
| Francois Grogniet | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | 1687 |
| | member of buccaneering expedition led by Pierre le Picard |
| Captain Harvey | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | Arrived at New London in 1685 in company with another pirate, Captain Veale; posed as an honest m... |
| Captain Thomas Hawkins [1] | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | 1689 |
| | In the year 1689 cruised off the coast of New England, burning and plundering the shipping. The B... |
| Captain Henley | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | In 1683 sailed from Boston "bound for the Rack," afterwards going to the Red Sea, where he plunde... |
| Corporal John Hill | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | 1689 |
| | In charge of the guard at Fort Royal, Falmouth, Maine, which all deserted one night, and went to ... |
| Richard Jobson | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | His original calling was that of a druggist's assistant in London. He combined piracy with the st... |
| Captain Jocard | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | A French filibuster who in 1684 had his headquarters in San Domingo. He commanded the Irondelle, ... |
| L'escayer | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | A French filibuster. In 1685, in company with Grogniet, Davis, and Swan, sacked Paita and Guayaqu... |
| Captain Michel Landresson | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | Filibuster. Accompanied Pain in his expedition against St. Augustine in 1683. He was a constant s... |
| John Lord | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | 1689 |
| | A soldier. Deserted from Fort Loyal, Falmouth, Maine. Killed at Tarpaulin Cove in 1689. |
| Captain Morgan | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | This pirate must not be confused with the buccaneer, Sir Henry Morgan. Little is known about him ... |
| Lieut-Colonel Thomas Morgan | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | Sailed with Colonel Edward Morgan to attack St. Eustatius and Saba Islands, and after these were ... |
| Thomas Paine [1] | 1632 | 1680 | | 1689 | 1715 |
| | A colonial American privateer who raided several settlements in the West Indies with Jan Willems,... |
| Captain Peterson | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | Of Newport, Rhode Island.
In 1688 he arrived at Newport in a "barkalonga" armed with ten guns ... |
| Richard Phips | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | An English soldier who deserted from Fort Loyal, Falmouth, Maine, in 1689. Wounded by a bullet in... |
| Captain Rose | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | associate of Captain Desmarais and Captain Le Picard |
| Jen Rozier | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | associate Captain Desmarais and Captain Le Picard |
| Robert Spratlin | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | Was one of William Dampier's party which in 1681 crossed the Isthmus of Darien, when he was left ... |
| Captain Springer | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | He fought gallantly with Sawkins and Ringrose in the Battle of Perico off Panama on St. George's ... |
| Captain Swan | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | Commanded the Nicholas, and met William Dampier when in the Batchelor's Delight at the Island of ... |
| Captain Townley | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | A buccaneer who in the year 1684 was one of the mixed English and French fleet blockading Panama.... |
| Captain Veale | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | On July 1st, 1685, he arrived at New London in a sloop, but was compelled to hurry away, being re... |
| John Watkins [1] | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | 1689 |
| | An English soldier stationed at Fort Loyal, Falmouth, Maine. Deserted and sailed with the pirate ... |
| Captain John Williams [2] | unknown | 1680 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | Buccaneer. In 1683, when the pirate Hamlin in his famous ship, La Trompeuse, was playing havoc wi... |
| Captain Antoine Bernard | unknown | 1680s c | | 1689 | 1683, Nov 22 |
| | Vessel: Prophete Daniel. Presumed hanged ......
French pirate. He served in the Caribbean and ... |
| Thomas Clarke | unknown | 1689 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | Sailed with Henry Morgan |
| William Dunn | unknown | 1689 | | 1689 | unknown |
| | Gang member with Thomas Pound in the Boston area in 1689 |
| Captain Pierre Le Picard | 1624 | 1660 | | 1689? | 1690 ca |
| | a 17th-century French buccaneer. He was an officer to Francois l'Ollonais, and he and Moise Vauq... |
| Johan van Brakel | 1638 ca | 1666 | | 1690 | 1690, Jul 10 |
| | Dutch naval officer. In 1687 he was rear-Admiral in a fleet that was active against the Barbary c... |
| Peleg Heath | unknown | 1680 | | 1690 | unknown |
| | One of William Coward's crew. Condemned to be hanged at Boston in 1690, but afterwards reprieved. |
| Thomas Johnston | unknown | 1680 | | 1690 | 1690, Jan 27 |
| | Of Boston. Known as "the limping privateer." Sailed with Captain Pound. Wounded in the jaw in the... |
| Christopher Knight | unknown | 1680 | | 1690 | unknown |
| | One of Captain Coward's crew. Tried for piracy at Boston in January, 1690, and found guilty, but ... |
| William Coward | unknown | 1689 | | 1690 | 1690, Jan 27 |
| | In November, 1689, with three men and a boy he rowed out to the ketch Elinor (William Shortrigs, ... |
| Daniel Lander | unknown | 1689 | | 1690 | unknown |
| | One of Captain Pound's crew. |
| Thomas Pound | unknown | 1689 | | 1690 | 1703 |
| | an English junior officer and naval cartographer stationed in the colonial port of Boston, Massac... |
| Thomas Storey | unknown | 1689 | | 1690 | unknown |
| | One of William Coward's crew which stole the ketch Elinor in Boston Harbour. Condemned to be hang... |
 | Passchier de Rudder | unknown | 1690 | | 1690 | unknown |
| | Privateer from the city of Nieuwpoort. In 1690 he managed to capture a pink of 160 tuns with a ca... |
| William Moore | 1665 ca | 1690s c | | 1690s 9 | 1697, Oct 30 |
| | English pirate, master gunner.
He sailed on the ship Captain William Kidd ADVENTURE GALLEY in th... |
| Hendrick van der Heul | unknown | 1690s c | | 1690s 9 | 1710 ca |
| | a Dutch privateer who served with Captain William Kidd as his quartermaster. He later purportedly... |
| William Bishop [2] | unknown | 1680 | | 1691 | 1691 |
| | One of Avery's crew. Hanged at Execution Dock in 1691. |
| Captain William Mason [1] | unknown | 1689 | | 1692 | 1692 ca |
| | English captain and pirate. He served in the Caribbean and the Indian Ocean....
In 1689 he was a... |
| Captain Edward Coates | unknown | 1692 | | 1692 | 1694 ca |
| | a colonial American privateer in English service during the King William's War and later a pirate... |
| John Cooke [2] | unknown | 1680 | | 1694 | unknown |
| | an English buccaneer who led an expedition against the Spanish in the early 1680s. This buccaneer... |
| John Dann | unknown | 1694 | | 1694 | unknown |
| | sailed with Henry Avery, later arrested in Dublin at the trial testified against Avery. |
| Joseph Farrell | unknown | 1694 | | 1694 | unknown |
| | Farrell commanded the Portsmouth Adventurer until it was shipwrecked. He worked with both William... |
 | Robert Glover | unknown | 1694 | | 1694 | unknown |
| | |
| Captain Laurens de Graff | 1653 | 1682 | | 1695 | 1704, May 24 |
| | a Dutch pirate, mercenary, and naval officer in the service of the French colony of Saint-Domingu... |
| Captain William Maze | unknown | 1689 | | 1695 | 1700 ca |
| | A notorious pirate; particularly mentioned in the royal warrant authorizing Captain William Kidd ... |
| Thomas Tew | unknown | 1692 | | 1695 | 1695, Sep |
| | a 17th-century English privateer-turned-pirate. Although he embarked on only two major piratical ... |
| Captain William Want | unknown | 1693 | | 1695 | unknown |
| | Pirate Captain. Vessel: The Dolphin ……A Carolina pirate who commanded a ship named the “Dol... |
| George Drew | unknown | 1695 | | 1695 | unknown |
| | Privateer |
| Edward Forseith | unknown | 1690 | | 1696 | 1696 |
| | One of Captain Avery's crew. Hanged at Execution Dock, 1696. |
| Captain Henry Every | 1659, Aug 23 | 1695 | | 1696 | 1696+ |
| | an English pirate who operated in the Atlantic and Indian oceans in the mid-1690s. He probably us... |
| Richard Barlycorne | 1682 | 1696 | | 1696 | 1750 ca |
| | William Kidd’s apprentice .......
English pirate.
He sailed on the ship Captain William Kid... |
| George Bollen | unknown | 1696 | | 1696 | 1700 ca |
| | William Kidd’s Chief Mate ......
English pirate. He served in the Caribbean.
He was an ally... |
| Robert Bradinham | 1650 ca | 1696 | | 1696 | 1710 ca |
| | Ship’s Surgeon with William Kidd ........
English pirate ship's doctor and surgeon. He sailed... |
| Captain Samuel Bradley | 1650 ca | 1696 | | 1696 | 1700 ca |
| | English pirate and captain. He served in the Caribbean. Sailed with William Kidd. Also Kidd’s b... |
| Edward Buckmaster | 1660 ca | 1696 | | 1696 | 1696 ca |
| | owner of the tavern near the docks of New York, a secret agent of William Kidd. Sailed with Willi... |
| Frans Cordyne | unknown | 1696 | | 1696 | unknown |
| | Privateer |
| Isaac Deenes | unknown | 1696 | | 1696 | unknown |
| | the baker from New Jersey, joined William Kidd. |
| Saunders Douglas | unknown | 1696 | | 1696 | unknown |
| | the servant of New York, joined William Kidd, along with Michel Houdenom. |
| Patrick Dremer | unknown | 1696 | | 1696 | unknown |
| | working out of Philadelphia, joined William Kidd. |
| Benjamin Franks | unknown | 1696 | | 1696 | unknown |
| | |
| Edward Grayham | unknown | 1696 | | 1696 | unknown |
| | New York carpenter, signed on with William Kidd. |
| Tom Green | unknown | 1696 | | 1696 | unknown |
| | |
| Joseph Jones | unknown | 1696 | | 1696 | unknown |
| | |
| Samuel Kennels | unknown | 1696 | | 1696 | unknown |
| | |
| Henry Mead | unknown | 1696 | | 1696 | unknown |
| | Experienced seaman or Officer |
| Abeel Owen | unknown | 1696 | | 1696 | 1710 ca |
| | Ship's cook.....English pirate. He sailed on the ship Captain William Kidd ADVENTURE GALLEY in th... |
| Thomas Wake | unknown | 1696 | | 1696 | 1700 ca |
| | Pirate Captain. Vessel: The Susannah .......
English pirate captain on the ship SUSANNAH, know... |
| William Wakeman | unknown | 1696 | | 1696 | unknown |
| | Shoemaker turned Pirate |
| John Walker [2] | unknown | 1696 | | 1696 | unknown |
| | Quartermaster to William Kidd |
| Alexandre-Olivier Exquemelin | 1645 | 1669 | | 1697 | 1707 |
| | a French, Dutch or Flemish writer best known as the author of one of the most important sourceboo... |
| Jean Bart | 1650, Oct 21 | 1672 | | 1697 | 1702, Apr 27 |
| | a French naval commander and privateer. He served in the Dutch Navy and later became a successful... |
| Laurens de Graaf | 1653 | 1672 | | 1697 | 1704, May 24 |
| | Characterised as "a great and mischievous pirate" by Henry Morgan, de Graaf was a Dutch pirate, m... |
| Jean-Baptiste du Casse | 1646 | 1676 | | 1697 | 1715 |
| | a French buccaneer, admiral, and colonial administrator who served throughout the Atlantic World ... |
| John Burton | unknown | 1696 | | 1697 | 1697 |
| | Sailed with William Kidd ...
English pirate, he worked in the Indian Ocean.
It was originally... |
| Sir James Houblon | 1629, Jul | 1654 | | 1698 | 1700, Oct |
| | an influential merchant and Member of Parliament for the City of London. He held appointments in ... |
 | Sidi Abdulla Ben Aissa | unknown | 1672 | | 1698 | 1698 ca |
| | pirate who targeted French ships. .....
Berber (Moroccan) pirate.
He served in the Mediterran... |
| Robert Culliford | 1666 | 1690 | | 1698 | 1710 ca |
| | an English pirate from Cornwall who is best remembered for repeatedly checking the designs of Cap... |
| Antonio Fuet | unknown | 1660 | | 1699 | unknown |
| | This French pirate from Narbonne was known as Captain Moidore. Once, when he was attacking a ship... |
| Captain Alleston | unknown | 1679 | | 1699 | unknown |
| | Commanded a vessel of eighteen tons, no guns, and a crew of twenty-four. In March, 1679, sailed i... |
| Christopher Goffe | unknown | 1680 | | 1699 | unknown |
| | Originally one of Captain Woollery's crew of Rhode Island pirates. In November, 1687, he surrende... |
| Thomas Hawkins [2] | unknown | 1680 | | 1699 | unknown |
| | Born at Boston. Turned pirate and cruised with Captain Pound. Tried for piracy at Boston in 1690,... |
| Captain Knot | unknown | 1680 | | 1699 | unknown |
| | An old Massachusetts pirate who retired from the sea and was settled in Boston in 1699. His wife ... |
 | Sion Arnold | unknown | 1690 | | 1699 | unknown |
| | A Madagascar pirate, who was brought to New England by Captain Shelley in 1699. |
| Captain Burk | unknown | 1690 | | 1699 | 1699 |
| | An Irishman, who committed many piracies on the coast of Newfoundland. Drowned in the Atlantic du... |
| Moses Butterworth | unknown | 1690 | | 1699 | unknown |
| | a crew member of Captain Kidd |
| John Carr [1] | unknown | 1690 | | 1699 | unknown |
| | A Massachusetts pirate, one of Hore's crew, who was hiding in Rhode Island in 1699. |
| Joseph Dan | unknown | 1690 | | 1699 | unknown |
| | One of Avery's crew. Turned King's witness at his trial in 1696, and was not hanged.
|
| Dawes | unknown | 1690 | | 1699 | unknown |
| | Corsair. An English renegade. When Roberts was cast away on June 12th, 1692, in Nio, a small isla... |
| Joseph Dawson | unknown | 1690 | | 1699 | 1696 |
| | Crew member of Charles the Second, captained by Henry Every. Captured and tried at the Old Bailey... |
| Baron Bernard Desjean | 1645, Oct 7 | 1690 | | 1699 | 1707, Apr 24 |
| | a French admiral and privateer. In 1697, he undertook his greatest expedition: the Raid on Cartag... |
| Francis Dole | unknown | 1690 | | 1699 | unknown |
| | Was one of Hore's crew. Lived with his wife, when not "on the account," at his house at Charlesto... |
| Gillam | unknown | 1690 | | 1699 | unknown |
| | aka James Kelly? ...Captain Knot's wife gave information to the Governor, the Earl of Bellomont, ... |
| William Jenkins | 1682 | 1690 | | 1699 | 1750 ca |
| | Age 14. .......
English pirate, sailed on the ship Captain William Kidd ADVENTURE GALLEY in th... |
| Captain James Lewis | unknown | 1690 | | 1699 | 1696 |
| | After being a prisoner in France, he managed to reach Spain, and was with Avery when he seized th... |
| William Neff | 1667 | 1690 | | 1699 | unknown |
| | Born at Haverhill, Massachusetts, in 1667.
A soldier, one of the guard at Fort Loyal, Falmouth... |
| John Sparkes | unknown | 1690 | | 1699 | 1696 |
| | A member of Captain Avery's crew, and described by one of his shipmates as being "a true cock of ... |
| Ralph Stout | unknown | 1690 | | 1699 | 1697 |
| | In 1692 Stout was arrested in India while serving with James Kelley. The prisoners escaped by boa... |
| Dirk Chivers | unknown | 1694 | | 1699 | unknown |
| | a Dutch pirate active in the Red Sea and Indian Ocean during the 1690s. Dirk Chivers is first rec... |
 | Captain William Kidd | 1645, Jan 22 | 1695 | | 1699 | 1701, May 23 |
| | a Scottish sailor who was tried and executed for piracy after returning from a voyage to the Indi... |
| Robert Lamley | 1684 | 1696 | | 1699 | 1750 ca |
| | Age 12...an English pirate and an associate of pirate captain William Kidd.
He sailed on the s... |
| Tee Wetherley | unknown | 1690 | | 1700 | 1700 |
| | A Massachusetts pirate, with only one eye. Captured in 1699 with the pirate Joseph Bradish and pu... |
| George Booth | 1660 ca | 1696 | | 1700 | 1700 |
| | an English pirate who was one of the earliest active in the Indian Ocean and the Red Sea. His cre... |
| Darby Mullins | 1661 | 1690 | | 1701 | 1701, May 23 |
| | Kidnapped servant turned pirate.....This Irish pirate was born in the north of Ireland, not many ... |
| Thomas Howard [3] | unknown | 1693 | | 1703 | unknown |
| | a pirate primarily active in the Indian Ocean and the Red Sea during the Golden Age of Piracy. He... |
| Anne Dieu-Le-Veut | 1661, Aug 28 | 1650 | | 1704 | 1710, Jan 11 |
| | a French Pirate. Alongside Jacquotte Delahaye she was one of very few female Buccaneers. She was ... |
| Lionel Wafer | 1640 | 1679 | | 1705 | 1705 |
| | a Welsh explorer, buccaneer and privateer. A ship's surgeon, Wafer made several voyages to the So... |
 | Abraham Samuel | unknown | 1690 | | 1705 | 1705 |
| | a mulatto pirate, born in Martinique, of the Indian Ocean in the days of the Pirate Round in the ... |
| Captain William May | unknown | 1680 | | 1709 | unknown |
| | English pirate captain of the PEARL and also known as PEARL OF RHODE ISLAND. He served in the Ca... |
 | Nathaniel North | 1671 | 1689 | | 1709 | unknown |
| | a Bermuda-born pirate during the Golden Age of Piracy, operating in the Indian Ocean under John B... |
| Gardiner | unknown | 1690 | | 1709 | unknown |
| | Although at one time a pirate, by some means or other he became appointed to the office of Deputy... |
| Major Thomas Jones [1] | 1665 | 1690 | | 1709 | 1713 |
| | as a young man, he joined the Irish who fought unsuccessfully for James the 2nd against the Brit... |
| Benjamin Parkins | unknown | 1690 | | 1709 | unknown |
| | Crew member of The Charles, commanded by John Quelch |
| Captain Thomas White | unknown | 1690 | | 1709 | 1708 |
| | White migrated to Barbados from Plymouth after serving in the Royal Navy. Circa 1698, White was i... |
| William Dampier | 1651, Sep | 1673 | | 1715 | 1715, Mar |
| | the first Englishman to explore parts of what is today Australia, and the first person to circumn... |
| Alexander Dalzeel | 1662 | 1685 | | 1715 | 1715, Dec 5 |
| | a seventeenth-century pirate and former officer under Henry Avery. According to pirate lore, Dalz... |
| Captain Samuel Burgess | 1650 | 1690 | | 1716 | 1716 |
| | Burgess was a member of Captain William Kidd's crew in 1690 when the Blessed William was seized.
... |
| Stephen James | unknown | 1690 | | 1717 | unknown |
| | Tried and hanged for piracy at Charleston in 1717. |
| Joseph Rivers | unknown | 1690 | | 1717 | 1717 |
| | Joseph Rivers was a rarity: a pirate with a long resume. Most pirates died young, sometimes at th... |
 | Captain Dennis McCarthy | unknown | 1690 | | 1718 | unknown |
| | ref: the history of pirates. Of New Providence, Bahama Islands.
This pirate and prize-fighter wa... |
| Joseph Palmer | unknown | 1690 | | 1719 | 1720 ca |
| | English pirate. He sailed on the ship Captain William Kidd ADVENTURE GALLEY in the Caribbean and ... |
| Hugh Parrot | unknown | 1690 | | 1719 | 1720 ca |
| | English pirate. He sailed on the ship Captain William Kidd ADVENTURE GALLEY in the Caribbean and ... |
| Alexander Selkirk | 1676 | 1690 | | 1719 | 1721, Dec 13 |
| | a Scottish sailor who spent more than four years as a castaway after being marooned on an uninhab... |
| Emanuel Wynn | unknown | 1690 | | 1719 | unknown |
| | a French pirate of the 18th century, and is often considered the first pirate to fly the Jolly Ro... |
 | Jonas Berntsson Lambert-Wenman | 1665 ca | 1680 | | 1729 | 1732 |
| | Jonas Berntsson Lambert-Wenman was born in Ume, Vsterbotten, Sweden in approximately 1665. He was... |
| Réné Duguay-Trouin | 1673, Jun 10 | 1690 | | 1736 | 1736 |
| | Privateer......This Breton corsair from St. Malo became so famous for his attacks on British ship... |
| Lancelot Blackburne | 1658, Dec 10 | 1680 | | 1743 | 1743, Mar 23 |
| | an English clergyman, who became Archbishop of York, and – in popular belief – a pirate. He w... |
| Jean Francois Chambray | unknown | 1687 | | 1756 | unknown |
| | Knight of Malta |
| La Marquise de Fresne | unknown | 1680 | | 178 | unknown |
| | Female pirate. Active late 1600's, Mediterranean Pirate |
| Captain James Misson | unknown | 1690 | | 178 | 1694 |
| | The account of Captain Misson is highly disputed by historians. He is described in the 2nd volume... |
