 | Cornelius Corneliszoon Jol | 1597 | 1620 | | 1649 | 1641, Oct 31 |
| | a 17th-Century Dutch corsair and admiral in the Dutch West India Company during the Eighty Years'... |
 | Captain James [2] | unknown | 1630 | | 1649 | unknown |
| | A buccaneer captain who was in 1640 temporarily appointed "President" of Tortuga Island by the Pr... |
 | Francisco Díaz Pimienta | unknown | 1630 | | 1649 | unknown |
| | Spanish privateer and general in the Spanish army. He commanded the Spanish fleet that attacked a... |
 | James Riskinner | unknown | 1630 | | 1649 | unknown |
| | a 17th-century English privateer who operated from Providence Island against Spanish shipping dur... |
| William Rudyerd | unknown | 1630 | | 1649 | unknown |
| | Muster master General of the Island of Providence colony from 1630 - 1634. In 1634 he returned to... |
 | Frederico Langravio d'Assia | unknown | 1640 | | 1649 | 1645 ca |
| | Knight of Malta. Captain General of the Galleys.....
Probably pirate Italian and Maltese knigh... |
| Don Antonio Maldonado de Texeda | unknown | 1640 | | 1649 | unknown |
| | Privateer who commanded a Spanish fleet that included two generals of the Brazil fleet: Don Juan ... |
| Pierre Paulusen | unknown | 1640 | | 1649 | unknown |
| | Dutch privateer employed by Spain. On 30 May 1644 he captured a Dutch hooker ship and ransomed it... |
| Catalina de Erauso | unknown | 1585 | | 1650 | unknown |
| | a one-time nun who subsequently travelled around Spain and Spanish America, mostly under male ide... |
 | Jean Le Vasseur | unknown | 1642 | | 1652 | unknown |
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| Philip Ras | unknown | 1652 | | 1655 | unknown |
| | Captured several English ships as both a corsair and privateer during the First Anglo-Dutch War..... |
| Bartholomeus de Jager | unknown | 1655 | | 1655 | unknown |
| | Dutch corsair active against the Portuguese. He attacked a small merchant fleet at Fernando Noron... |
| Cornelis Janszoon van de Velde | unknown | 1655 | | 1655 | unknown |
| | Dutch corsair active near the Antillen, he was briefly associated with Bartholomeus de Jager........ |
| Willem Albertse Blaeuvelt | unknown | 1643 | | 1656 | unknown |
| | From 1643 to 1656 we find many references to the Capetyn in the documentary history of the Colony... |
| Rupert | unknown | 1640 | | 1659 | unknown |
| | After an adventurous life as a soldier on the Continent, he sailed from Ireland in 1648 with seve... |
| Vincenzo Alessandri | unknown | 1650 | | 1659 | 1657 |
| | Originally an Italian Knight of Malta, Alessandri became a notorious buccaneer. He worked mostly ... |
| Captain Thomas Harding | unknown | 1650 | | 1659 | unknown |
| | In 1653 he captured a rich prize, a Barbadoes vessel. For this he was tried for piracy at Boston. |
| Captain Edward Hull | unknown | 1650 | | 1659 | unknown |
| | Commanded the Swallow "frigott" in which he sailed from Boston in 1653, and captured several Fren... |
| Jan Naelhout | unknown | 1650 | | 1659 | unknown |
| | Naelhout the elder was a privateer who served the Dutch West Indies Company until 1657. In 1657 h... |
| Leijn Pické | unknown | 1650 | | 1659 | unknown |
| | Dutch privateer who managed to capture at least 12 English vessels during the "First English War"... |
| Mathijs Quars | unknown | 1650 | | 1659 | unknown |
| | Dutch privateer in the service of the Dutch West Indies Company. In August 1656 he managed to cap... |
| Thomas Veal | unknown | 1650 | | 1659 | unknown |
| | One of four pirates to seek refuge in the Lynn Woods, Thomas Veal avoided capture by hiding in Du... |
| Captain Stanley | unknown | 1650 | | 1660 | unknown |
| | Buccaneer.
With a few other buccaneers in their stronghold at New Providence Island in 1660, w... |
| Jacob Janssen van den Bergh | unknown | 1660 | | 1660 | unknown |
| | Dutch privateer , corsair and slave trader for the Dutch West India Company....... He was in the ... |
 | Aloisio Gamarra | unknown | 1660 | | 1660 | unknown |
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| Theunis Post | unknown | 1650 | | 1660s 9 | unknown |
| | Captain of a privateer in 1654. In 1660 he served on a merchant ship to the West-Indies. During t... |
| Captain De L'Isle | unknown | 1659 | | 1661 | unknown |
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| Carlo Juvara | unknown | 1661 | | 1661 | unknown |
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 | Koxinga | 1624, Aug 24 | 1646 | | 1662 | 1662, Jun 23 |
| | a Chinese military leader who was born in Hirado, Japan to the Chinese merchant/pirate Zheng Zhil... |
| Abraham Blauvelt | 1600 ca | 1630 | | 1663 | 1663 ca |
| | a Dutch privateer and explorer mapping much of Central America in the 1630s, after whom both the ... |
 | Gustav Skytte | 1637 | 1657 | | 1663 | 1663, Apr 21 |
| | a Swedish nobleman and pirate. Born as the child of Jacob Skytte and Anna Bjelkenstjerna, he beca... |
| Chevalier de la Barre | unknown | 1663 | | 1663 | 1670 CA |
| | operated in the Mediterranean Sea. .......
Maltese pirate.
He served in the Mediterranean Sea... |
| John Lucas | unknown | 1663 | | 1663 | unknown |
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| Captain Mitchell | unknown | 1663 | | 1663 | unknown |
| | An English buccaneer of Jamaica, who flourished in 1663. |
| Lewis Scot | 1650s-1663 | 1663 | | 1663 | 1705 |
| | an English buccaneer who, according to writer Alexander Esquemeling, was the first Englishman to ... |
| Jacques de Joinville Escrainville | unknown | 1664 | | 1664 | unknown |
| | Knight of Malta |
| Captain Freeman | unknown | 1663 | | 1665 | unknown |
| | In 1663, Captain Freeman was one among many pirates (Captain Sir Henry Morgan, David Marteen, Cap... |
| David Marteen | unknown | 1663 | | 1665 | unknown |
| | a Dutch privateer based in Tortuga during the mid-17th century, known primarily as the sole non-E... |
| Lieut-Colonel Edward Morgan | unknown | 1664 | | 1665 | unknown |
| | Buccaneer.
Uncle and father-in-law of Sir Henry Morgan.
In 1665, when war had been declared on ... |
| John Bamfield | unknown | 1665 | | 1665 | 1665 |
| | Sailed with Edward Morgan
English pirate.
He served in the Caribbean. He sailed with Henry Morga... |
| Captain Hattsell | unknown | 1665 | | 1665 | unknown |
| | This buccaneer served as an officer with Mansfield in his successful and daring night attack on t... |
| Cornelis Evertsen the Elder | 1610, Aug 4 | 1626 | | 1666 | 1666, Jun 11 |
| | a Dutch admiral. In 1626 Cornelis is first mentioned as actually serving on sea, during a private... |
 | Edward Mansvelt | unknown | 1659 | | 1666 | 1666 |
| | a 17th-century Dutch corsair and buccaneer who, at one time, was acknowledged as an informal chie... |
| Captain Morris Williams | unknown | 1664 | | 1666 | unknown |
| | Buccaneer. In November, 1664, he applied to Governor Modyford to be allowed to bring into Port Ro... |
| Captain Stedman | unknown | 1666 | | 1666 | unknown |
| | Buccaneer. In 1666, with Captain Robert Searle and a party of only eighty men, he took and plunde... |
| Sir Thomas Whetstone | unknown | 1661 | | 1667 | unknown |
| | Buccaneer. In 1663 he commanded a ship, a Spanish prize, armed with seven guns and carrying a cre... |
| Teodosio D'Estampes | unknown | 1667 | | 1667 | unknown |
| | Knight of Malta |
| Francois l'Ollonais | 1635 | 1660 | | 1668 | 1668 |
| | a French pirate active in the Caribbean during the 1660s. L'Olonnais first arrived in the Caribbe... |
| Captain Bran | unknown | 1668 | | 1668 | 1675 ca |
| | an English pirate, he worked in the Caribbean. With Henry Morgan, he plundered Porto Bello. And w... |
| Captain Adam Brewster | unknown | 1668 | | 1668 | 1675 ca |
| | Sailed with Henry Morgan ....
English pirate and captain, he served in the Caribbean.
He took pa... |
| Jean Dogler | unknown | 1668 | | 1668 | unknown |
| | participated in the campaign Morgan Porto Bello. |
| Moise van Wijn | unknown | 1668 | | 1668 | unknown |
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| Major Samuel Smith | unknown | 1640 | | 1669 | unknown |
| | Buccaneer. At one time a buccaneer with the famous Mansfield. In 1641 he was sent, by the Governo... |
| Philippe Bequel | unknown | 1650 | | 1669 | unknown |
| | a 17th-century French privateer. At the request of Deschamps of Rausset, Bequel would use the sma... |
| Jacquotte Delahaye | unknown | 1650 | | 1669 | unknown |
| | a probably fictitious pirate, or buccaneer, active in the Caribbean sea. Alongside Anne Dieu-le-V... |
| Sir Christopher Myngs | 1625 | 1650 | | 1669 | 1666 |
| | English naval officer and pirate. He first appears prominently as the captain of the Elisabeth, ... |
| Robert Searle | unknown | 1650 | | 1669 | unknown |
| | one of the earliest and most active of the English buccaneers on Jamaica. Nothing, to date, is kn... |
| Christina Anna Skytte | 1643 | 1650 | | 1669 | 1677 |
| | a Swedish baroness and pirate. From 1657 onward, her brother, baron Gustav Skytte, secrecy manage... |
 | Bartolomeu Portugues | unknown | 1655 | | 1669 | unknown |
| | a Portuguese buccaneer who attacked Spanish shipping in the late 1660s; he also established one o... |
| Captain John Aylett | unknown | 1660 | | 1669 | 1669 |
| | Commanded the Portland for the British navy at the Battle of Lowestoft in 1665 Later he became an... |
| Captain Barnard | unknown | 1660 | | 1669 | unknown |
| | Buccaneer. In June, 1663, this buccaneer sailed from Port Royal to the Orinoco. He took and plund... |
 | Captain Brenningham | unknown | 1660 | | 1669 | unknown |
| | Of Jamaica and Tortuga. In 1663 commanded a frigate of six guns and seventy men. |
| Richard Browne | unknown | 1660 | | 1669 | unknown |
| | Surgeon-General in Morgan's fleet which carried the buccaneers to the Spanish Main. He wrote an a... |
| Captain Cooper | unknown | 1660 | | 1669 | unknown |
| | On October 19th, 1663, he brought into Port Royal, Jamaica, two Spanish prizes, one the Maria of ... |
| Charlotte de Berry | 1636 | 1660 | | 1669 | unknown |
| | a female pirate captain.While de Berry worked on the docks, a captain of a merchant ship saw her ... |
| Peter Francis | unknown | 1660 | | 1669 | unknown |
| | 17th Century buccaneer who is mentioned in the book The Buccaneers of America by John Esquemeling... |
| Captain Guy | unknown | 1660 | | 1669 | unknown |
| | Commanded the frigate James (fourteen guns, ninety men). Belonged to Tortuga Island and Jamaica i... |
| Captain Herdue | unknown | 1660 | | 1669 | unknown |
| | Buccaneer. Commanded a frigate of four guns, crew of forty men, at Tortuga Island, in 1663. |
| Captain James [1] | unknown | 1660 | | 1669 | unknown |
| | Buccaneer. Belonged to Jamaica and Tortuga. In 1663 was in command of a frigate, the American (si... |
| Captain M La Vivon | unknown | 1660 | | 1669 | unknown |
| | French filibuster. Commanded the Cour Valant of La Rochelle. In December, 1668, his ship was seiz... |
| Michel Le Basque | unknown | 1660 | | 1669 | unknown |
| | A French filibuster. In company with the butcher L'Onnais and 650 other buccaneers, he pillaged t... |
| Chevalier du Plessis | unknown | 1660 | | 1669 | 1668 |
| | French privateer active in the West Indies. He was succeeded by Moise Vauquelin following his death. |
| Captain Edward Dempster | unknown | 1668 | | 1669 | unknown |
| | With Morgan, participated in campaigns to Maracaibo and Porto Belo. n |
| Jeffery Pennant | unknown | 1668 | | 1669 | unknown |
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| Thomas Salter | unknown | 1669 | | 1669 | unknown |
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| Bernard Claesen Speirdyke | unknown | 1663 | | 1670 | 1670 |
| | a 17th-century Dutch buccaneer. Commander of the 18-gun Mary and Jane, he was a longtime privatee... |
| John Morris the Younger | unknown | 1668 | | 1670 | unknown |
| | One of Captain Bartholomew Roberts' crew. When the Royal Fortune surrendered to H.M.S. Swallow, M... |
| Roche Braziliano | 1630, Feb 27 | 1654 | | 1671 | 1671+ |
| | a Dutch pirate born in the town of Groningen. His pirate career lasted from 1654 until his disapp... |
 | Stepan Razin | 1630 | 1660 | | 1671 | 1671, Jun 16 |
| | a Cossack leader who led a major uprising against the nobility and tsarist bureaucracy in souther... |
| Joseph Bradley | 1600 ca | 1665 | | 1671 | 1671 |
| | Bradley was a pirate who was active in the Caribbean. Sailed with Edward Mansfield and Henry Morg... |
| Edward Collier | unknown | 1668 | | 1671 | unknown |
| | an English buccaneer who served as Sir Henry Morgan's second-in-command throughout much of his ex... |
| Richard Dobson | unknown | 1668 | | 1671 | unknown |
| | participated in the campaigns for Morgan Maracaibo, Porto Belo and Panama. |
| Manuel Ribeiro Pardal | unknown | 1668 | | 1671 | 1671 |
| | a 17th-century Portuguese privateer in Spanish service during the late 1660s and early 1670s. Par... |
| Manuel Pardal Rivero | unknown | 1668 | | 1671 | 1671 |
| | Privateer.....Spain, a long time victim of pirating, suffering heavy losses from the pirates and ... |
| Captain Robert Delander | unknown | 1670 | | 1671 | unknown |
| | commanded a ship during the trip to Panama with Morgan. |
| Captain Richard Norman | unknown | 1670 | | 1671 | unknown |
| | Served under Morgan in 1670, and after the fall of Chagres Fort, Norman was left in charge with 5... |
| Moise Vauquelin | unknown | 1650 | | 1672 | unknown |
| | An officer under François l'Ollonais, he also had a partnership with Pierre Le Picard. In his l... |
| Lawrence Prince | 1630 ca | 1659 | | 1672 | 1717 |
| | a 17th-century Dutch buccaneer and an officer under Captain Sir Henry Morgan. Captain Prince was ... |
| John Smith [4] | unknown | 1660 | | 1672 | 1672 |
| | One of the mutinous crew of the Antonio. Hanged at Boston in 1672. |
| John Morris the Elder | unknown | 1663 | | 1672 | unknown |
| | an English buccaneer active in the Caribbean during the 1660s and early-1670s. His son, John Morr... |
| Brother Francesco Maria Carafa | unknown | 1669 | | 1672 | unknown |
| | an Italian nobleman, 5th Duke of Nocera, a Knight of the Order of the Golden Fleece and was vicer... |
| William Forrest | unknown | 1670 | | 1672 | 1672 |
| | One of the mutinous crew of the Antonio hanged at Boston in 1672. |
 | Grillo Diego | unknown | 1620 | | 1673 | unknown |
| | Spanish but worked for the French, Hanged |
| Diego Grillo | unknown | 1639 | | 1673 | 1673 |
| | There are relatively few historical records of Diego el mulato Grillo, and they are not all consi... |
| Jacques Tavernier | 1625 | 1664 | | 1673 | 1673 |
| | a French privateer and buccaneer supposedly active in the Caribbean during the mid-17th century. ... |
| Daniel Johnson | 1629 | 1657 | | 1675 | 1675 |
| | an English buccaneer who, serving under buccaneers as Moyse Van Vin and Pierre le Picard, sailed ... |
| Captain John Rhoade | unknown | 1670 | | 1675 | 1675 |
| | A Dutch coasting pilot of Boston.
In 1674 appointed chief pilot to the Curacao privateer Flyin... |
| Moro Ciriffo | unknown | 1675 | | 1675 | unknown |
| | Corsair. Captured by Knights of Saint Stephen |
| Charles Francois d'Angennes | 1648, Dec 6 | 1672 | | 1676 | 1691 |
| | a French nobleman who became a buccaneer in the Caribbean and who sold his castle and title to to... |
| Captain John Deane | unknown | 1675 | | 1676 | unknown |
| | various flags used during the attack on the enemy, captured and sentenced to death in Jamaica, bu... |
| Captain Barnes | unknown | 1677 | | 1677 | 1680 ca |
| | Sailed with Captain Lagarde; involved with the pirates captain Lagarde in a raid on the Santa Mar... |
| Isaac Rochussen | 1631 | 1650 | | 1679 | 1710 |
| | a 17th-century Dutch corsair and privateer during the Second and Third Anglo-Dutch War. His captu... |
| William Frogge | unknown | 1660 | | 1679 | unknown |
| | Buccaneer. Was with Morgan in his attacks on Porto Bello and Panama in 1670. He kept a diary of t... |
| Captain Hansel | unknown | 1660 | | 1679 | unknown |
| | He behaved himself so courageously at the taking of Porto Bello in 1669, that a party of some 400... |
| Daniel Montbars | 1645 | 1660 | | 1679 | 1707 ca |
| | a 17th-century French buccaneer. For several years, he was known as one of the most violent bucca... |
| Colonel Bledry Morgan | unknown | 1660 | | 1679 | unknown |
| | commanded rearguard at Henry Morgan's raid on Panama |
 | Captain Thurston | unknown | 1660 | | 1679 | unknown |
| | Buccaneer. Of Tortuga Island. Refused to accept the Royal offer of pardon of 1670, when all commi... |
| Captain Cornelius Andreson | unknown | 1670 | | 1679 | unknown |
| | A Dutch pirate. Sailed from Boston in 1674 with Captain Roderigo to plunder English ships along t... |
| Richard Arnold [2] | unknown | 1670 | | 1679 | 1680, May 3 |
| | Sailed with Edward Davis and Peter Harris....
English pirate.
He served in the Pacific off th... |
| Eduardo Blomar | unknown | 1670 | | 1679 | 1679 |
| | Spanish renegade active in the Spanish Main during the 1670s. Tried in absentia and convicted of ... |
 | James Browne | unknown | 1670 | | 1679 | 1677 |
| | Executed by the verdict of France in Jamaica for sea robbery. Hanged ......
Scottish pirate,... |
| William Cammock | unknown | 1670 | | 1679 | 1679, Dec 14 |
| | A seaman under Captain Bartholomew Sharp. He died at sea on December 14th, 1679, off the coast of... |
| Peter Harris the Elder | unknown | 1670 | | 1679 | 1680, May 3 |
| | a British buccaneer, one of the captains (along with Bartholomew Sharp and Edmund Cook) in the Pa... |
| Captain Harrison | unknown | 1670 | | 1679 | unknown |
| | Sailed in October, 1670, in company with Captains Prince and Ludbury, into Port Royal, after a su... |
| Captain Johnson | unknown | 1670 | | 1679 | unknown |
| | A successful and very bloody pirate. Of Jamaica. Immediately after the publication of peace by Si... |
| Randall Judson | unknown | 1670 | | 1679 | unknown |
| | One of Captain Roderigo's crew. Tried for piracy at Cambridge, Massachusetts, in June, 1675, and ... |
| Jan Erasmus Reining | unknown | 1670 | | 1679 | unknown |
| | Dutch Freebooter and privateer in the latter half of the Seventeenth century. He was part of the ... |
 | Captain Peter Rodrigo | unknown | 1670 | | 1679 | unknown |
| | A "Flanderkin." Commanded a Dutch vessel, the Edward and Thomas, that sailed from Boston in 1674,... |
| Captain Wilgress | unknown | 1670 | | 1679 | unknown |
| | Buccaneer. Of Jamaica. Sent by the Governor of Jamaica in 1670 to search for, and capture or sink... |
| John Williams [1] | unknown | 1670 | | 1679 | unknown |
| | A Cornish pirate, who sailed from Jamaica with Captain Morrice, and was captured by the Dutch. Ev... |
| Alexander Wilson | unknown | 1670 | | 1679 | 1672 |
| | One of the mutineers of the ship Antonio. Hanged at Boston in 1672. |
| Pierre Le Grand | unknown | 1620 or 1660 | | 1680 | unknown |
| | a French buccaneer of the 17th century. He is known to history only from one source, Alexandre Ex... |
| Mr. Bull | unknown | 1670 | | 1680 | 1680 |
| | A member of the crew of Coxon's canoe, he was killed in the famous attack by the buccaneers on th... |
| Cannis | unknown | 1670 | | 1680 | unknown |
| | A Dutch pirate who acted as interpreter to Captain Bartholomew Sharp's South Sea Expedition. Capt... |
| Peter Easton [2] | unknown | 1670 | | 1680 | 1680 |
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| Captain Lessone | unknown | 1675 | | 1680 | unknown |
| | In 1680 he joined Sharp, Coxon, and other English buccaneers in an attack on Porto Bello. Putting... |
| John Alexander | unknown | 1670 | | 1681 | 1681, May 9 |
| | Sailed with Bartholomew Sharp. Drowned while ferrying tools ashore at the island of Chira. Buried... |
| Captain Archembeau | unknown | 1670 | | 1681 | 1681/1682 ca |
| | a French pirate and member of the team of William Dampier. He served in the Caribbean and challen... |
| William Cook | unknown | 1670 | | 1681 | 1681, Feb 14 |
| | Servant to Captain Edmund Cook, and was found, on being searched, to have on him a paper with the... |
| Zheng Jing | 1642, Oct 25 | 1662 | | 1682 | 1681, Mar 17 |
| | Chinese pirate and warlord. The eldest son of Koxinga and grandson of Zheng Zhilong, he succeeded... |
| Robert Clarke | unknown | 1670 | | 1682 | unknown |
| | Governor of New Providence, Bahama Islands. Instead of trying to stamp out the pirates, he did al... |
| William Stephens | unknown | 1670 | | 1682 | 1682, Jan 14 |
| | Died on January 14th, 1682, on board of Captain Sharp's ship a few days before their return to th... |
| Captain William Wright | unknown | 1675 | | 1682 | unknown |
| | an English privateer in French service and later buccaneer who raided Spanish towns in the late 1... |
| John Coxon | unknown | 1677 | | 1682 | 1689 ca |
| | a late seventeenth-century buccaneer who terrorized the Spanish Main. Coxon was one of the most f... |
| Captain Nicholas Van Hoorn | 1635 ca | 1655 | | 1683 | 1683, Jun |
| | a merchant sailor, privateer and pirate. He was born in the Netherlands and died near Veracruz af... |
| Captain Edward Cooke | unknown | 1673 | | 1683 | unknown |
| | a merchant captain, buccaneer, and pirate. He is best known for sailing against the Spanish along... |
| Pierre Bot | unknown | 1672 | | 1685 | unknown |
| | French buccaneer active in the Caribbean. |
| 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... |
| Charles Swan | unknown | 1671 | | 1687 | 1690 |
| | a reluctant buccaneer. Captain Swan was forced into piracy by his crew in the 1680s, and proceed... |
 | 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... |
| 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 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... |
| 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 ... |
| 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... |
| Antonio Fuet | unknown | 1660 | | 1699 | unknown |
| | This French pirate from Narbonne was known as Captain Moidore. Once, when he was attacking a ship... |
| 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 ... |
| 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... |
