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31 Dec 1724 | Ashore |
Refit complete; ship christened Graceful Dame, launched, anchored in Kingston Bay
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1 Jan 1725 | Ashore |
Ventured inland to query Old Tom regarding Morgan’s Coin
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2 Jan 1725 | Ashore |
Dove in Port Royal for Morgan’s Coin; began provisioning for voyage
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3 Jan 1725 | Ashore |
Provisioning, continued
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4 Jan 1725 | SE | 4 | 72 |
Cleared Kingston and put to sea in AM
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5 Jan 1725 | SE-NE | 4-2½ | 84 | At sea |
6 Jan 1725 | NE | 2½ | 62 |
Arrived at île-à-Vache before noon; entered Ferret Bay and went ashore
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Rumjack entered port after noon; Mr. Ned Long threatened company with death.
Rescued Ms. “Dora,” fled bay during confusion |
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SE | 4 | 35½ |
Departed Île-à-Vache in PM
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7 Jan 1725 | SE | 3½ | 83½ |
Hove-to for guardacosta inspection
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8 Jan 1725 | SE-NE | 4 | 94 |
Favorable weather. Passed S of Isle de la Beata in AM
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9 Jan 1725 | NE | 3½ | 89 |
Passed French schooner in PM, headed W. Shifted torn sail for spare.
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10 Jan 1725 | Ashore |
Arrived at Santo Domingo around midnight
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11 Jan 1725 | Ashore |
Shifty hanged in AM.
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12 Jan 1725 | Ashore |
Took on provisions; cleared port after noon
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EbSE | 5¾ | 63 |
Mr. Moggridge on light duty due to illness
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13 Jan 1725 | EbSE | 5¾ | 132 |
Sail sighted ahead at noon, Princess Mary, hailed for news.
Mr. Moggridge on light duty due to illness |
14 Jan 1725 | EbSE | 6¼ | 150 |
Performed divine service. Mr. Moggridge on light duty due to illness.
Strange man from the sea leapt aboard, and leapt away |
15 Jan 1725 | EbSE | 6¼ | 150 |
Mr. Bold employed fixing hull leak.
Mr. Moggridge on light duty due to illness |
16 Jan 1725 | EbSE | 6 | 144 |
Favorable wind shift.
Mr. Moggridge on light duty due to illness |
17 Jan 1725 | EbSE-NNE | 6-4½ | 89 |
Tacked NNE in AM. Winds shifting unfavorably.
Mr. Moggridge on light duty due to illness |
18 Jan 1725 | Ashore |
Arrived at Barbados very early AM; waited for sunrise to enter port. Rumjack entered port in PM.
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19 Jan 1725 | Ashore |
Purchased 2 tuns cotton for sale at St. Kitts, 1 tun spiced rum.
A shore expedition (Sir Randel, Dr. Spenser, Mr. Palange, and Mr. Lucroy – visit the ‘devil’s house’ where they have a strange encounter Cpt. Hayden & LT Rogers meet with Cpt. Lockhart |
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20 Jan 1725 | Ashore |
Departed Bridgetown in convoy with Princess Mary afternoon
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NbNW | 5½ | 62¼ | ||
21 Jan 1725 | NbNW-W | 5½ | 116½ |
Rescued Cpt. Dufresne & Crew in a.m.
in p.m., encounter Charon (?), observe Pelican take Rumjack (now dead ship) |
22 Jan 1725 | NbNW | 6¾ | 142 |
Arrived at Saint Kitts very early in a.m
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23 Jan 1725 | Ashore |
Sold 2 tuns cotton; purchased 2 tuns goods for sale at Port-de-Paix
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24 Jan 1725 | Ashore |
Took aboard passenger, Geoffrey de Saloman
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25 Jan 1725 | WNW | 10½ | 177½ |
Departed St. Kitts in AM. Light rain AM, and Evening.
Passed S of St. Thomas, N coast Puerto Rico Dutch flute sighted heading SW |
26 Jan 1725 | WNW | 7½ | 182¾ | |
27 Jan 1725 | W/WNW | 6¼ | 146½ |
On middle watch, narrowly avoided uncharted reef
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28 Jan 1725 | W/WNW | 7½ | 196¼ |
Arrived at Port-de-Paix after midnight, anchored until AM
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29 Jan 1725 | Ashore |
Accompanied Mr. de Saloman to duel Dutchman (?), Falko Rijnders, at nearby island; Dr. Spenser meets Mdme Cassandra
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30 Jan 1725 | Ashore | |||
31 Jan 1725 | Ashore |
Sir Randel, Dr Spenser, Lt. Rogers and Cpt. Hayden attend a party
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1 Feb 1725 | WbNW | 4¼ | 72½ | |
2 Feb 1725 | WbNW | 4 | 94½ | |
3 Feb 1725 |
WbNW-NNW
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6 | 148½ |
Encountered British schooner under-manned due to impressment by Navy vessel; Geoffrey de Saloman agreed to captain for them, departed company
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4 Feb 1725 | NNW | 8¾ | 210¾ |
Arrived at Nassau just before midnight
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5 Feb 1725 | Ashore |
Delivered message to Raynard Adler, who paid agreed-upon 1s
Rescued merchant’s daughter, Rogers and Bold injured Discovered Cpt. Doyle as behind the attack |
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6 Feb 1725 | Ashore |
La Dame Blanche at port; Sir Randel joins Mr. Boissonade at meeting with Captain Morgan expert, discovered to be “Handsome Ned” Long, who is apparently not dead
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7 Feb 1725 | Ashore | |||
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9 Feb 1725 | Ashore |
Ms. Dora recovered her former captain’s pocketwatch from a local sailor
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10 Feb 1725 | Ashore | |||
11 Feb 1725 | Ashore |
La Dame Blanche departed in AM
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12 Feb 1725 | NW |
Departed Nassau in AM; winds increasingly gusty
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Ashore |
Arrived at Harbour Island in PM; secured for bad weather
Dora kidnapped, rescued |
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13 Feb 1725 | Ashore |
Detained for questioning by Lt. Brace of the Hazard, and released
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SWbW | 8¾ | 52¼ |
Put to sea in PM
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14 Feb 1725 | SWbW | 7¾ | ||
WNW | 10½ |
Entered Gt. Bahama Bank
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SWbW | 7¾ | 175¾ |
Evaded pursuit by unknown vessel in eve
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15 Feb 1725 | WbSW | 5-8 | 107 |
In Florida Channel current. Nearly becalmed around midday
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16 Feb 1725 | WbSW | 3¼ | 31½ | |
Ashore |
Arrived at Havana late AM
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17 Feb 1725 | Ashore | |||
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20 Feb 1725 |
Cleared port before noon, with passenger, Amira Inara Muñoz
Stranded Spanish sloop sighted. Did not assist-appeared capable |
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24 Feb 1725 |
Arrived at Campeche before sundown
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25 Feb 1725 | Ashore |
Dinner with Gordon Reade, Maurice Boissonade, and company
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