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	Anne Bonny - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Anne Bonny (1697-?) was a pirate of Irish descent who sailed with Calico Jack Rackham throughout the Caribbean.
		Anne Bonny, born Anne Cormac in County Cork, Ireland, was a daughter of attorney William Cormac and his maidservant.
		He complained to the governor, who sentenced Anne to be flogged and to return to her legal husband.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Anne_Bonny (1501 words)

	SpookyChild
		Anne Bonny, whether you believe her to have been a woman full of grit and gumption or a conscienceless criminal, is a fascinating historical figure.
		Anne grew to have a reputation among her peers as having a fierce and courageous temper, and a fiery disposition.
		Anne cheerfully told her she’d make sure there was quite a bit of distance between them and then proceeded to punch the woman in the mouth, knocking out two of her teeth in the process.
	www.angelfire.com /goth/yourmydisco/index6.html (1943 words)

	Anne Bonney
		Anne Cormac was born in 1698 in Cork County Ireland to a married attorney and his unmarried maid.
		Anne quickly grew to despise her cowardly husband and tired of playing the role of dutiful wife.
		Anne was often a member of the boarding parties and, along with Mary, was responsible for the death of many sailors, including shipmates, that crossed her path.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/14925/71134 (468 words)

	Golden Age of Piracy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		With the end of Queen Anne's War the Caribbean, Indian Ocean, and the West Coast of Africa witnessed one of the greatest outbreaks of seafaring chicanery the world has ever seen.
		The two best-known female pirates were Calico Jack Rackham's cohorts, Anne Bonney (also sometimes spelled Bonny) and Mary Read, two of the fiercest pirates on his ship.
		Bonney grew up fierce, and, unable to leave an earlier marriage, eloped with Rackham, with whom she was in love.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Golden_Age_of_Piracy (903 words)

	Pirate Encyclopedia: Anne Bonney (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Anne was born the illegitimate child of lawyer William Cormac and one of his housemaids, in County Cork, Ireland.
		Bonney was after Anne's wealth, but her father disowned her shortly after her wedding.
		Anne became a violent and talented pirate, who aided in the plunder and the battles of her crew mates.
	ageofpirates.com /article.php?Anne_Bonney (591 words)

	Anne Bonny (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Anne Bonny (also, Ann Bonny, or Anne Bonney) was one of two famous female pirates of the Caribbean.
		Anne quickly grew to dislike her spineless husband and quickly caught the eye of one Calico Jack, a pirate of some renown.
		Anne was a well endowed lass with a fiery spirit and temper that matched that of any man.(It was rumored that in her youth, she even killed a servant woman with a carving knife because the servant made her mad)
	blindkat.hegewisch.net /pirates/whosanne.html (550 words)

	The Legend Of Anne Bonney and Mary Read
		Anne Bonney and Mary Read are the most famous -- and ferocious -- women pirates in history, and they are the only ones known to have plied their trade in the Western Hemisphere.
		Anne Bonney, born in County Cork, Ireland, was the illegitimate daughter of lawyer William Cormac and his housemaid.
		Anne Bonney was already part of Rackham's crew, and she and Mary quickly discovered each other's cross-dressing secret and became close friends.
	www.bonney-readkrewe.com /legend.html (1053 words)

	Anne Bonny
		Anne was Calico's lover but she could be counted as none the less fearless of any other pirate.
		Anne was a well endowed lass with a fiery spirit and temper that matched that of any man. (It was rumored that in her youth, she even killed a servant woman with a carving knife because the servant made her mad)
		It is believed that her father, who had contacts in the island, forgave his daughter for her acts and ransomed her back to the Carolinas where she assumed a new name and a new life.
	www.geocities.com /rehren/pirates/who/ab.html (553 words)

	Anne Bonney
		Bonney is one of the few women pirates in European history.
		Bonney and Reade were jailed, and nothing is known about their later fate.
		Putting on seaman's clothes, Anne fought beside the other pirates, who were convinced she was a man. She took shore leave in Cuba to have a baby, but rejoined the ship soon after.
	members.tripod.com /calico__jack/anne_bonney.html (495 words)

	Anne Who? quiz -- free game (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		This Anne was the second wife of Henry the Eighth.
		This Anne was the fourth wife of Henry the Eighth.
		This Anne is the second child and only daughter in a famous family of four.
	www.funtrivia.com /playquiz.cfm?qid=152687 (200 words)

	Anne Bonney
		Anne was the fruit of an unlawful connexion with his own servant maid, with whom he afterwards eloped to America, leaving his own affectionate and lawful wife.
		Anne Bonney's affections were soon estranged from her husband by Captain Rackam; and eloping with him, she went to sea in men's clothes.
		Anne was known to many of the planters in Jamaica, who remembered to have seen her in her father's house, and they were disposed to intercede in her behalf.
	www.elizabethan-era.org.uk /anne-bonney.htm (488 words)

	Anne Bonny's Ghost Ship
		Anne Bonny (nï¿½e Cormac) was born March 8, 1700, in County Cork, Ireland, the illegitimate daughter of a prominent lawyer and his wife's maid.
		Anne cheerfully told her she'd make sure there was quite a bit of distance between them--- and promptly punched the woman in the mouth, knocking out two of her teeth in the process.
		Anne often wore men's clothing, and was an expert with pistol and rapier, proving herself to be as dangerous as any male pirate.
	www.geocities.com /CollegePark/4704/annebonny.html (1415 words)

	Anne Bonney and Mary Read (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Anne Bonney was born in County Cork, Ireland, some time around the end of the 1600's to the well-to-do attorney William Cormac and his maid.
		Anne was a headstrong girl from the get-go with a fierce sense of determination as well as a violent temper.
		Anne was granted a reprieve but it is unknown what happened to her after.
	romancereaderatheart.com /history/bonneyread/bonneyread.html (1080 words)

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		Whatever her motives, in deed and daring Anne Bonny, history's most infamous woman pirate, was a plunderer, cutthroat, sailor, ransomer, raider, and general menace to maritime commerce in the Caribbean.
		Anne Bonny was born in Kinsale, Ireland in the late 1690's.
		For young Anne, however, the rural comforts of plantation life were far less alluring than the stories floating around the nearby port of Charleston, a well-known pirate haunt.
	www.geographia.com /bahamas/annebonny.htm (545 words)

	Lowe5 - aqxg27
		Christopher BONNEY [Parents] was born 8 Aug 1827 in Norfolk Plains Tasmania Australia.
		Sarah BONNEY [Parents] was born 12 Nov 1829 in Launceston Tasmania Australia.
		Mary Anne BONNEY [Parents] was born 29 Sep 1832 in WestburyTasmania Australia.
	www.users.bigpond.com /soux/aqxg27.htm (574 words)

	Lesbian Pirates: Anne Bonny and Mary Read
		About five years later we again hear of Anne, seen frequenting the taverns of the port, on the arms of various buccaneers, and there are stories that a would-be suitor was hospitalized for a month after she beat him with a chair.
		Anne and Pierre got word that a French Merchantman richly laden with costly materials would be sailing by, and together they organized their first "privateering" raid.
		Anne visited Calico before he was hanged, and said "I am sorry to see you in this predicament, but had you fought like a man you would not now have to die like a dog." Mary herself died of a fever contracted in prison, and Anne just disappeared.
	www.infopt.demon.co.uk /pirates.htm (2465 words)

	The History Of The Krewe of Bonney Read
		Anne and Mary sailed with Captain Jack Rackham also know as Calico Jack -- until their crew was captured by the British Navy in 1720, brought to trial in Jamaica, and sentenced to death by hanging.
		At their sentencing, Anne and Mary "pleaded their bellies" they were both pregnant, so their sentences were stayed temporarily.
		It is believed that Mary died in prison shortly after the birth of her child, but Anne was somehow spirited out, and she spent the rest of her life regaling others with tales of her exploits as a pirate.
	www.bonney-readkrewe.com /history.html (500 words)

	Female Pirates
		She met Anne Bonney while sailing with Calico Jack.
		Born Anne Cormache, she was the illegitimate daughter of an Irish lawyer and his wife's maid.
		Alfhild was a lady with an arranged marriage to a prince staring her in the face.
	www.realarmorofgod.com /female-pirates.html (1357 words)

	A General History of the Pyrates (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The Amazons are among the best-known female pirates in fiction: in life, their counterparts are Mary Read and Anne Bonny, whose exploits are chronicled here in a book first published in 1724.
		Anne Bonny was born at a Town near Cork, in the Kingdom of Ireland, her Father an Attorney at Law, but Anne was not one of his legitimate Issue, which seems to cross an old Proverb, which says, that Bastards have the best Luck.
		Her Father was a married Man, and his Wife having been brought to Bed, contracted an Illness in her lying in, and in order to recover her Health, she was advised to remove for Change of Air; the Place she chose, was a few Miles distance from her Dwelling, where her Husband's Mother liv'd.
	arthur-ransome.org /ar/literary/pyrates.htm (1139 words)

	Historical Female Pirates
		Anne is probably the best known female pirate.
		I found no pages dedicated soley to her, but she, too, was a woman of fierce courage.
		In their last battle, only Anne and Mary and one other sailor fought to save their necks from the gibbet.
	www.katyberry.com /Dorianne/pirates.html (1288 words)

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	www.online-orienteering.net /c37902/Wind-Anne.html (59 words)

	Amazon.com: Sisters of the Sea: Anne Bonny & Mary Read, Pirates of the Caribbean: Books: Sandra Riley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Anne Bonny: Tale of a Lady Pirate by Robert Q. Hoyt
		This was my favorite fictionalized account of Anne Bonney and Mary Reade ever.
		However, I forgive her that for her inclusion of almost every bit of the Bonney/Read legend, right down to pleading their bellies for a stay of execution and the final bitter words of Bonney to Jack Rackham, after he left her and Read to defend the ship alone.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0966531035?v=glance (894 words)

	Brownejohns FAQS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Brownejohns, Swartwout, Underhill, and Bonney write with a style and an eloquence that is very old fashion, but they are writing about current events, and about the modern world.
		I don't know if Swartwout or Eliza Bonney went anywhere - all I know of Bonney after "Three Weeks" is that she edited the book "Fodder" and wrote the Foreword for it.
		Some of these articles and other materials from the Independent were put together for the books "Fodder, or Essays Against the Administration" and "To Vote, or Not." Check out their website for more about them, and lots of other online articles.
	www.brownejohns.org /FAQS.html (2744 words)

	Bonney Family Genealogy Forum
		Nelson and Bonney in Bayonne, NJ - Timothy Carey 12/24/02
		Re: Bonneys in Lancashire - Phillip Bonney 8/28/02
		Re: Lyman W Bonney, Ionia, Michigan, 1864 v.
	genforum.genealogy.com /bonney (2024 words)

	Anne Bonney
		Anne Bonney is a Portland, OR based clothing company devoted to making vintage-inspired undergarments.
		We have been designing and selling clothing in the Portland area since 2003.
		Often the garments are made with vintage fabric or trim, resulting in short-run and one of a kind styles.
	www.annebonney.com /about (83 words)

	Anne Bonney Reader's Choice Award t-shirt and apparel from Zazzle.com
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	Mozart: Requiem, Kyrie / Gardiner, Bonney, Von Otter \| ArkivMusic
		Mozart: Requiem, Kyrie / Gardiner, Bonney, Von Otter
		Willard White, Barbara Bonney, Anne Sofie von Otter, Hans-Peter Blochwitz
		Anne Sofie von Otter (Mezzo Soprano), Barbara Bonney (Soprano), Hans-Peter Blochwitz (Tenor),
	www.arkivmusic.com /classical/album.jsp?album_id=1476 (68 words)

	Amazon.com: bonney (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Anne Bonney: My Pirate Story by Jeffery S. Williams (Paperback - Feb 14, 2006)
		See more references to bonney in this book.
		The Invention of Chic: Therese Bonney and Paris Moderne by Lisa Schlansker Kolosek, M. Therese Bonney, and Cooper-Hewitt Museum (Hardcover - Dec 2002)
	www.amazon.com /s?ie=UTF8&search-alias=aps&keywords=bonney&page=1 (395 words)

	anne bonny the pirate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		… Pirates frequented Charleston, and before Anne was out of her teens she had married James Bonny, a renegade seaman and sometimes pirate.
		The life of famous female pirate Anne Bonny: Peg Brennan, Mary Read, Calico Jack, the whole Anne Bonny story.
		… A ne'er-do-well pirate/sailor named James Bonny married Anne in an attempt to steal the plantation but Anne's father instead disowned her.
	www.aerotourisme.qc.ca /anne-bonny-the-pirate.html (339 words)

	Godard Scripts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		A spunky action/adventure based on the exploits of Jane Digby el Mezrab with a surprising twist of cultural perceptions.
		Exhilarating adventures of Anne Bonney and Mary Reed.
		When their lives converge at sea, they become the most-wanted-pirates of the Spanish Main!
	karashelby.com /page6.html (192 words)

	Bonney: B at Canadian Content
		Bonney, William H. Canadian Content also found "Bonney" elsewhere:
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