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Jonathan Barnet

Jonathan Barnet (1677/78 – 1744) was an English privateer in the Caribbean, best known for capturing pirates John Rackham, Anne Bonny, and Mary Read. The Assembly of the Colony of Jamaica gave him a financial reward and a large estate in the parish of St James, where enslaved Africans worked.

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Known for
Capturing pirates John Rackham, Anne Bonny, and Mary Read
Base of operations
Colony of Jamaica
Born
1677 England
Commands
Tyger
Died
1744 (aged 66–67) Montego Bay, Jamaica
Era
Golden Age of Piracy

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Privateer

Capture of Rackham

Planter and slaveholder

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Jonathan Barnet

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Jonathan Barnet

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related to Capture of Rackham · 19
Jonathan Barnet → About, Anne Bonny, Barnet, Bonadvis, Governor Nicholas Lawes, Hamilton, He, Heywood's, In, Island, Jamaican Governor Lord Archibald, Jean Bonadvis, John Rackham, Lawes, Leward, Mary Read, Rackum, The, William
Base of operations · 1
Jonathan Barnet → Colony of Jamaica
Born · 1
Jonathan Barnet → 1677 England
Commands · 1
Jonathan Barnet → Tyger
Died · 1
Jonathan Barnet → 1744 (aged 66–67) Montego Bay, Jamaica
Era · 1
Jonathan Barnet → Golden Age of Piracy
Known for · 1
Jonathan Barnet → Capturing pirates John Rackham, Anne Bonny, and Mary Read
Occupations · 1
Jonathan Barnet → Privateer, merchant, slaveholder
Years active · 1
Jonathan Barnet → 1712–1720

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barnet pirates jamaica privateer spanish also rackham barnet's assembly estate john anne bonny mary read hamilton enslaved piracy 1744 governor

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Jonathan BarnetBase of operationsColony of Jamaica1.00infobox
Jonathan BarnetBorn1677 England1.00infobox
Jonathan BarnetCommandsTyger1.00infobox
Jonathan BarnetDied1744 (aged 66–67) Montego Bay, Jamaica1.00infobox
Jonathan BarnetEraGolden Age of Piracy1.00infobox
Jonathan BarnetKnown forCapturing pirates John Rackham, Anne Bonny, and Mary Read1.00infobox
Jonathan BarnetOccupationsPrivateer, merchant, slaveholder1.00infobox
Jonathan BarnetYears active1712–17201.00infobox
Jonathan Barnetrelated to Capture of RackhamIn0.60section
Jonathan Barnetrelated to Capture of RackhamBarnet0.60section
Jonathan Barnetrelated to Capture of RackhamJamaican Governor Lord Archibald0.60section
Jonathan Barnetrelated to Capture of RackhamHamilton0.60section

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