第七章 贝勒米（一七一七年三～五月）（第12/13页）

[22] Deposition of Thomas Fitzgerald and Alexander Mackonochie，Boston：6 May 1717 in Jameson，pp. 296-297；TEP：The Trials of Eight Persons Indited for Piracy，Boston：John Edwards，1718，p. 9.

[23] Deposition of Ralph Merry and Samuel Roberts，Boston：16 May 1717 in Jameson，pp. 301-302.

[24] Deposition of Ralph Merry and Samuel Roberts，Boston：16 May 1717 in Jameson，pp. 301-302.；Deposition of Thomas Fitzgerald and Alexander Mackonochie；TEP：The Trials of Eight Persons Indited for Piracy，Boston：John Edwards，1718，p. 9.

[25] TEP：The Trials of Eight Persons Indited for Piracy，Boston：John Edwards，1718，pp. 9-11；Deposition of Thomas Fitzgerald and Alexander Mackonochie，pp. 301-302.

[26] Deposition of Ralph Merry and Samuel Roberts，pp. 301-302.

[27] TEP：The Trials of Eight Persons Indited for Piracy，Boston：John Edwards，1718，p. 24；Cyprian Southack to Governor Shute，Eastham，MA：8 May 1717，Massachusetts Archives item 51：289，289a as printed in Kenneth J. Kinkor，“The Whydah Sourcebook，” unpublished document，Provincetown：Whydah Museum，Provincetown，MA：2003，pp. 121-122；Cyprian Southack to Governor Shute，Provincetown，MA：5 May 1717，Massachusetts Archives item 51：287，287a，as printed in Kenneth J. Kinkor，“The Whydah Sourcebook，” unpublished document，Provincetown：Whydah Museum，Provincetown，MA：2003，pp. 108-110；Colonel Buffett to Governor Shute in Boston News-Letter，29 April 1717，p. 2；Author’s Interview，Kenneth J. Kinkor.The shoulder blade，still embedded on the teapot handle，is on display at the Whydah Museum.

[28] TEP：The Trials of Eight Persons Indited for Piracy，Boston：John Edwards，1718，p. 9；Deposition of Thomas Fitzgerald and Alexander Mackonochie.

[29] Deposition of Ralph Merry and Samuel Roberts，pp. 301-302.

[30] Cyprian Southack to Governor Shute，8 May 1717；Cyprian Southack to Governor Shute，5 May 1717.

[31] 乔纳森·科尔是约翰·科尔的儿子，也就是南方十英里外划船救了“玛丽·安”号海盗的两个人之一。可能是儿子把船难消息带给父亲，提醒他那一带可能有其他失事的海盗船。这或许解释了为什么老科尔似乎不惊讶落难者的外貌与行为。

[32] This was the Elizabeth of Weathersfield，Captain Gersham，on their way home from the Salt Tortugas. Deposition of Edward Sargeant，New York：3 June 1717，Records of the Vice-Admiralty Court of the Province of New York 1685-1838，no. 36-3 as printed in Kenneth J. Kinkor，“The Whydah Sourcebook，” unpublished document，Provincetown：Whydah Museum，Provincetown，MA：2003，pp. 147-148；Examination of Richard Caverley，New York：15 June 1717，Records of the Vice-Admiralty Court of the Province of New York 1685-1838 as appears in Kenneth J. Kinkor，“The Whydah Sourcebook，” unpublished document，Provincetown：Whydah Museum，Provincetown，MA：2003，p. 151.

[33] “New London Dispatch，May 10，” Boston News-Letter，13 May 1717，p. 2；Deposition of Zachariah Hill，Boston：11 May 1717，Suffolk Court Files of the Massachusetts Archives，folio no. 11945 as printed in Kenneth J. Kinkor，“The Whydah Sourcebook，” unpublished document，Provincetown：Whydah Museum，Provincetown，MA：2003，p. 127.

[34] Deposition of Paul Mansfield，Salem，MA：25 May 1717 in Suffolk Court Files of the Massachusetts Archives，folio no. 11945 as printed in Kenneth J. Kinkor，“The Whydah Sourcebook，” unpublished document，Provincetown：Whydah Museum，Provincetown，MA：2003，p. 136.

[35] John Lane to Governor Shute，Winter Harbor [Falmouth]，ME：19 May 1717 in James Phinney Baxter ed.，Documentary History of the State of Maine，Vol. IX，Portland，ME：Lafavor-Tower Co.，1907，p. 357；Tristram Frost Jordan，The Jordan Memorial，Somersworth，MA：New England History Press，1982，pp. 131-155；Deposition of Paul Mansfield；“Piscataqua Dispatch，May 24，” Boston News-Letter，27 May 1717，p. 2.

[36] Deposition of Paul Mansfield；“Piscataqua Dispatch，May 24，” Boston News-Letter，27 May 1717，p. 2.

[37] Deposition of Samuel Skinner，Salem，MA：26 May 1717，Suffolk Court Files of the Massachusetts Archives，folio no. 11945 as printed in Kenneth J. Kinkor，“The Whydah Sourcebook，” unpublished document，Provincetown：Whydah Museum，Provincetown，MA：2003，p. 138.