Last Updated on 12 May 2026
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- Henry Morgan calls a council war (1669)
- Baltazar de Cordes stabbed to death by Portuguese soldiers (1601)
- Captain Robert Maynard dies (1750)
- King George I offers royal pardon to any pirates who surrender by 5 September (1718)
- Roger North imprisoned in the Tower of London (1621), John Watling leads mutiny against Bartholomew Sharp (1681), Woodes Rogers appointed governor of Nassau (1718)
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- Anne Dieu-le-Veut dies in Louisiana (1710)
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- Thomas Pound tried in Boston and found guilty of piracy (1690)
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- George Cusack executed for piracy in London (1675)
- Jan Janszoon marries Soutgen Gave (1603)
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- Spanish forces capture Tortuga (1635), Henry Morgan made deputy-governor of Jamaica (1674)
- Michael Geare and Christopher Newport direct eight ships of privateers landing near Santiago de Cuba (1603)
- Amaro Pargo declared caballero hijodalgo (1725)
- William Kidd issued letter of marque by King William III of England (1696)
- William Coward hanged for acts of piracy (1690)
- Francis Drake dies of dysentery off the coast of Portobelo, Panama (1596), Jack Ward captures the Carminati (1607), Henry Morgan and Robert Searle attack Old Panama City (1671)
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- William Kidd captures the Quedagh Merchant (1698)
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