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The Buccaneers in the West Indies in the XVII Century

APPENDIX I

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An account of the English buccaneers belonging to Jamaica and Tortuga in 1663, found among the Rawlinson MSS., makes the number of privateering ships fifteen, and the men engaged in the business nearly a thousand. The list is as follows:—

CaptainShipMenGuns

Sir Thomas Whetstonea Spanish prize607

Captain SmartGriffon, frigate10014

Captain GuyJames, frigate9014

Captain JamesAmerican, frigate706

Captain Cooperhis frigate8010

Captain Morrisa brigantine607

Captain Brenninghamhis frigate706

Captain Mansfielda brigantine604

Captain Goodlya pink606

Captain Blewfield, belonging to Cape Gratia de Diosa barque503

Captain Herduea frigate404

There were four more belonging to Jamaica, of which no account was available. The crews were mixed of English, French and Dutch.

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