Index
Ships
Canonical ship records in the Archives, from purpose-built hunters to contested prizes.
- Ship Adventure Galley Purpose-built privateering vessel fitted for sail and oar.
- Ship Quedagh Merchant Indian-owned merchant vessel captured by Kidd in January 1698.
- Ship Fancy Armed merchantman of the Spanish Expedition Shipping venture, seized by mutiny at Corunna in 1694 and renamed; Every's ship through the Indian Ocean cruise.
- Ship Ganj-i-Sawai The emperor Aurangzeb's great Surat treasure and pilgrim ship, captured and plundered by Every's company in September 1695.
- Ship Queen Anne's Revenge French slave ship La Concorde, captured and renamed by Blackbeard in 1717, wrecked at Beaufort Inlet in 1718; the wreck (31CR314) was identified as Queen Anne's Revenge in 2011.
- Ship Royal Fortune The name Bartholomew Roberts gave in turn to several of his flagships. The last Royal Fortune was the Royal African Company frigate Onslow, taken in 1721 and mounted with 40 guns; she was captured by HMS Swallow in the action that killed Roberts. No wreck has been located.
- Ship HMS Swallow The Royal Navy fourth-rate under Captain Chaloner Ogle that hunted Roberts's squadron off West Africa. She took the Ranger on 5 February 1722 and, on 10 February, engaged the Royal Fortune in the action in which Roberts was killed.