- De Graaf's next
foray was a trip to
Cartagena with
privateer Michiel Andrieszoon.
Finding few
potential targets, they
departed for the Gulf of Honduras...
-
Michiel Andrieszoon (fl. 1683–1684) was a
Dutch buccaneer who
served as
lieutenant to
Captain Laurens de Graaf. He
commanded the le Tigre, with a 300-man...
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Woolley and a
French Captain "Bréhal" (actually a
nickname of
Michiel Andrieszoon) in a raid
against the
Spanish town of
Saint Augustine, Florida. In command...
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early to mid-1680s with
other well-known
privateers including Michiel Andrieszoon,
Thomas Paine,
Laurens de Graaf,
Nicholas van ****n and
Michel de Grammont...
- Ile-a-Vache he
joined a
buccaneer flotilla including Laurens de Graaf,
Michiel Andrieszoon, Jan Willems,
Jacob Evertson,
Michel de Grammont, and many others. One...
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English traders off
Acadia and for
serving in King Philip's War.
Michiel Andrieszoon 17th
century 1680s
Netherlands Dutch merchant-pirate. ****ociated with...
- Jamaica. 1689 – Lars
Gathenhielm 1683 –
Nicholas van ****n 1684 –
Michiel Andrieszoon Thornton,
Stuart (June 1, 2011). "Pirate in the Caribbean". National...
- of
quartermaster aboard the ship La
Mutine commanded by
Michiel Andrieszoon.
Andrieszoon sailed up the
American east
coast to
Boston to
resupply in late...
- Domingo. They were
backed by
other noted filibusters such as
Michiel Andrieszoon,
Michel de Grammont,
Laurens de Graaf, and “Yankey” Willems. He was one...
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masculine given name
equivalent to
Michael and a
Venetian surname.
Michiel Andrieszoon (died 1684),
Dutch pirate Michiel Bartman (born 1967),
Dutch rower Michiel...
