: Privateering and Piracy in the Colonial Period Illustrative Documents by Jameson J Franklin John Franklin Editor - Pirates; Privateering; United States History Colonial period ca. 1600-1775 Sources Pirates Buccaneers Corsairs etc.

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and Alexander Mackconothy late Cook of the said Pink, aged fifty five years.

THOS. FITZ GERALD

signum ALEXANDER MACKCONOTHY

BOSTON May 6th 1717 Jurat May 8th, 1717

James Donovan, within named, made oath to the truth of the within written Deposition, and further saieth that being upon deck on Friday in the afternoon, on which day the Pink was taken, Alexand'r Mackonothy being at the Helmn steering to windward of her Course, this Declar't heard John Brown, one of the Pirates now in Goal, say that for a small matter he would shute Mackonothy thro the head as soon as he would a Dog and he should never tell his story.

JAMES DONOVAN

Jurat Cor. May 8th 1717

Coram PENN TOWNSEND } Justices of the JOHN CLARK } Peace OLIVER NOYES }

Attest. JOS MARION D. Secr'y.

EASTHAM May the 8, 1717

Sir, 72 Dead men are Come a shoare out Pirate ship to this Time.

The men that were Down first at the rack

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