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1630s in piracy

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This timeline of the history of piracy in the 1630s is a chronological list of key events involving pirates between 1630 and 1639.

Events

1631

  • June 20 - Murat Reis the Younger executes the Sack of Baltimore where he captured 108 English planters and local Irish people. Almost all the villagers were put in irons and taken to a life of slavery in North Africa.
  • December - Frances Knight is captured by Algerian corsairs and forced into slavery.
  • Unknown - The Franco-Moroccan Treaty is signed between Louis XIII and Abu Marwan Abd al-Malik II, with contributions by Murat Reis the Younger.

1633

  • August 12 - Cornelis Jol attacks Campeche, then owned by Spain.
  • October 22 - Zheng Zhilong defeats a fleet of Dutch East India Company vessels in the Battle of Liaoluo Bay.
  • Unknown - Samuel Axe, Abraham Blauvelt, and Sussex Cammock leave New Providence and sail for Honduras.

1635

  • Unknown - Murat Reis the Younger is captured near the Tunisian coast by the Knights of Malta then subsequently imprisoned and tortured.

1636

  • February 29 - Jacob Collaert and Mathieu Romboutsen were captured by Johan Evertsen after a five-hour battle.
  • Unknown - The Spanish attack New Providence, prompting Samuel Axe to return and defend it.

1639

  • Summer - Nathaniel Butler captures a Spanish frigate near the harbor of Trujillo and is later paid 16,000 pesos in ransom.
  • Unknown - William Jackson enters service under the Providence Island Company.

Births

1630

  • February 27 - Roche Braziliano
  • Unknown - Stenka Razin

1631

  • Unknown - Isaac Rochussen

1632

  • Unknown - Thomas Paine

1635

  • Unknown - Nicholas van Hoorn
  • Unknown - Henry Morgan

1637

  • Unknown - Gustav Skytte

Deaths

1637

  • August - Jacob Collaert

References

References

  1. Ekin, Des (2006). ''The Stolen Village''. OBrien. p. 177. {{ISBN. 978-0-86278-955-8.
  2. Tinniswood, Adrian. (2010). "Pirates of Barbary : corsairs, conquests, and captivity in the seventeenth-century Mediterranean". Riverhead Books.
  3. Breverton, Terry. (2018). "A Gross of Pirates: From Alfhild the Shield Maiden to Afweyne the Big Mouth". Amberley Publishing Limited.
  4. Appleby, John C. (2013). "Women and English Piracy, 1540-1720: Partners and Victims of Crime". Boydell & Brewer Ltd.
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