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	Samuel Bellamy
		Bellamy after leaving the Cape, sailed south and at Newport met Paulsgrave Williams who came from a successful family.
		Almost within reach of Maria Hallet on April 26, 1717, Bellamy was sailing along the outer shore of Cape Cod at night when a strong storm sunk the Whydah. The ship went down with all aboard except for eight pirate crew members who managed to get to shore and were captured.
		Six were hanged, the other two pleading that Bellamy had held them against their will.
	www.geocities.com /captcutlass/bio/bellamy.html (120 words)

	Person Page 23 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Samuel Downing was baptized on 30 March 1620 at St. Lawrence, Ipswich, Suffolk, England.
		Margaret Selyne married Nathaniel Downing, son of George Downing and (?) Bellamy, on 6 May 1613; She was the daughter of Dr. Daniel Selyne, a French physician.
		Susanna Pratt married Samuel Thrasher, son of Elnathan Thrasher and Lydia (?), on 1 June 1751 at Middleboro, Plymouth County, Massachusetts; Their children were Samuel and Lydia.
	www.pamsgenealogy.net /p23.htm (3204 words)

	Pirate Encyclopedia: Captain 'Black Sam' Bellamy
		Successful pirate Samuel Bellamy commandeered numerous ships during his career including his flagship, the Whydah, a 300 ton galley slave ship, the Mary Anne, and the Sultana.
		Bellamy was born in England, on a date unknown in the late 1600s, but reports indicate Devonshire in 1689.
		The significance of this relationship is that he left Cape Cod to pursue wealth to support her by salvaging the wreckage of a Spanish treasure fleet sunk off the coast of Florida.
	ageofpirates.com /article.php?Captain_Black_Sam_Bellamy (806 words)

	Bellamy the Hyena - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bellamy earned his nickname from his trademark grin and his reputation for scavenging riches from other pirates, much like a hyena scavenges its food.
		Bellamy's character is one that is arrogant, violent and vain.
		Bellamy and his crew were on the island of Jaya, looking for other powerful pirates to recruit for the "New Age." The New Age is what Bellamy believes will follow what he calls the "Age of Dreams", which is where people dream of finding One Piece and becoming the Pirate King.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bellamy_the_Hyena (910 words)

	Got Pirates? -- Will and jack are pirates yes but is there more to it?
		Samuel Bellamy also known as "Black Bellamy" or "Black Sam", was known to be one of the most active Pirates.
		Bellamy served as an apprentice to Benjamin Hornigold, who was known for hid generosity to hostages and reluctance to plunder English ships.
		Bellamy proved himself to be one of the most successful pirates, mainly in the West Indies.
	www.freewebs.com /pirates_of_the_spanish_main/pirateinfo.htm (238 words)

	Croom Family Ghost
		By the light of a lighter-knot torch, Bellamy showed Elizabeth the cave's walls, flened by the fires of Indians, and the long formations growing from the ceiling and the floor of the cave.
		Bellamy refused to live in the home, where traces of the fire which killed his wife could still be seen, nor would he allow any changes to be made.
		Samuel Bellamy was outraged at the loss of his holdings.
	johncroom.com /croopa20.htm (3474 words)

	(GCV05T) Pirate's Booty: Samuel Bellamy by Shimski zebrazork11 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Samuel Bellamy was born in Devonsire, England, and his early years were probably spent as a sailor like so many from the area.
		By 1716, Bellamy was in New Providence as an understudy along with to Benjamin Hornigold, who was known for his generosity to prisoners and hesitance to plunder ships.
		In February 1717 Bellamy and company caught up with their richest prize after a three day chase: the slaver Whydah from England was headed for Jamaica, a 300-ton ship with a huge load of ivory, indigo, sugar, gold bars and countless Spanish silver coins.
	www.geocaching.com /seek/cache_details.aspx?WP=GCV05T (745 words)

	National Geographic: Pirates of the Whydah (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Bellamy's crew called themselves "Robin Hood's Men" and lived by a remarkably democratic set of rules.
		You could argue that Richard Noland was the most important man in Samuel Bellamy's pirate fleet, for he looked after the treasure.
		Joining Samuel Bellamy about 1715, he was probably one of the most seasoned men aboard the Whydah.
	www.nationalgeographic.com /whydah/print_pirates.html (1538 words)

	Samuel Bellamy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		However, Bellamy's greatest capture was to come in the spring of 1717, when he and his crew chased down and boarded the Whydah Gally.
		True to his reputation for generosity, Bellamy gave the Sultana to the captain of the captured Whydah, and, outfitting his new flagship as a 28-gun raiding vessel, set sail northwards along the eastern coast of New England.
		Bellamy was well-known to his contemporaries and later chroniclers, and was a distinctive figure even among pirates.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Samuel_Bellamy (869 words)

	Joe David Bellamy - The Bellamys of Early Virginia
		Mary Bellamy, the daughter of a former indentured servant, seems to have married rather well, though perhaps by the time she reached marriageable age under the tutelage of Elizabeth Burke Cabell, she had become something of a lady.
		Samuel’s son Benjamin is under instruction to take care of his mother until her decease and his unmarried sisters until they marry.
		In 1794, “Samuel Bellima” of Bedford buys 150 acres of land in Bedford County on Turkey Hoe Creek from William Dameron for seventy pounds, and thereafter all of the records for Samuel Bellamy (usually spelled correctly) are in Bedford County.
	joedavidbellamy.com /work1.htm (10945 words)

	jsbellamy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		John Samuel BELLAMY "Jack" was born 16 Sep 1884 in Kirton, LIN, England and was christened 25 Feb 1885 in Holbeach, Lincolnshire, England.
		His name was "John Samuel Bellamy" on his birth certificate, his baptism and on the Certificate of Title for the cemetery plot for his young son, James Roy Bellamy in 1926.
		Their son, William Edward Bellamy was born in Calgary on February 4, 1913 and their daughter, Vivian Elizabeth Bellamy was also born in Calgary on May 22, 1914.
	www3.telus.net /kirbyrd/jsbellamy.htm (2090 words)

	Pirates & Treasures
		With Bellamy as Captain and Williams as quartermaster and second in command, they went on an "orgy of plundering" in the Caribbean for the next several months (Shomette, p 184).
		Bellamy's crew wanted to sink Beer's ship, Beer refused to join the pirates, and Bellamy known for his speeches to prisnors told Beer: "Damned my Blessed, I am sorry they won't let you have your sloop again, for I scorn to do any one a Mischief, when it is not for my Advantage.
		Commanded by pirate captain Samuel Bellamy, the Whydah was wrecked in a raging storm in 1717.
	www.mayflowerfamilies.com /Pirates!/of_pirates__treasures.htm (1248 words)

	Bellamy's Steam Hour Mill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		On July 27, 1984 the steam plant for Bellamy's Mill was fired up for the first time and on September 2 the remainder of the milling machinery was set in motion.
		The 1871 provincial census reveals that Bellamy's Mill was by that date provided with both a steam engine and a turbine, both of which were of 30 HP and could be used to drive the machinery.
		The obvious implication is that part of the large mortgage given by the Bank of Montreal in 1863 to S. Bellamy to rebuild the interior of the mill had been used by him to purchase the necessary steam machinery.
	www.steamtraction.com /archive/4656 (3435 words)

	John Henry Bellamy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		John Henry BELLAMY (Harry) was born 31 Mar 1858 in Boston, LIN, England and was christened 26 Sep 1858 in Boston, Lincolnshire, England.
		George Henry Parker BELLAMY was born 12 Apr 1881 in Kirton, Lincolnshire, England and was christened 18 Jun 1881 in Kirton, Lincolnshire, England.
		John Henry Bellamy was the son of a mariner and a laundress.
	www3.telus.net /kirbyrd/johnhenry.htm (547 words)

	The Ghost of Bellamy Bridge
		Samuel C. Bellamy was born in North Carolina in 1810 and graduated from
		The exact point at which she became romantically involved with Samuel C. Bellamy is not known.
		Samuel Bellamy by this time owed $27,710 to the bank and was faced with
	www.exploresouthernhistory.com /bellamybridge2.html (3734 words)

	Bellamy Tree
		Instead, this Benjamin was the son of a Samuel Bellamy, as stated in Samuel's will.
		Samuel's further ancestry is yet unknown, although we do know he owned at two slaves in Virginia in 1800.
		Samuel's son (Benjamin) fathered George Bellamy (born 1834), who later served in the Civil War (Company N, Regiment 29, Missouri).
	members.aol.com /BBell75136/morebell.html (441 words)

	Famous Historical Pirates
		Bellamy sailing under Benjamin Hornigold in 1716 was elected captain after Hornigold left in August, Hornigold refusing to loot British ships.
		Bellamy cruising with Olivier La Bouche seized several ships near the Virgin Islands.
		Bellamy kept one of the large ships and transferred command of his sloop to Paul Williams.
	www.kipar.org /piratical-resources/pirate-fame.html (5320 words)

	Bellamy
		According to the legends preserved by the old timers on Cape Cod, Samuel Bellamy was a young English sailor who arrived in the new world colonies seeking fame and fortune.
		The treasure hunt failed but Bellamy was loath to return to Massachusetts and Maria empty-handed, and the step to piracy was a small one.
		In little more than a year Samuel, now known as Black Bellamy, was captain of a notorious pirate crew that had plundered more than 50 ships.
	www.mayflowerfamilies.com /enquirer/bellamy.htm (1465 words)

	Samuel Bellamy. Pirates , Buccaneers, Privateers & Swashbucklers. Castlebound Enterprises.
		Like many notorious pirates which preceded him, Bellamy served as an apprentice with Benjamin Hornigold, who was known for his generosity towards prisoners & reluctance to plunder English ships.
		Bellamy was elected as captain when Hornigold was deposed.
		He is said to entertain his crew with flowery orations, of which he considered himself quite the master.
	www.vleonica.com /bellamy.htm (407 words)

	Samuel Bellamy
		Samual Bellamy, later to be called "Black Bellamy", was known to be one of the most active freebooters.
		Bellamy was elected as captain when Hornigold was deposed.
		Bellamy proved to be a most successful pirate, mainly in the West Indies.
	www.piratesinfo.com /biography/biography.php?article_id=28 (279 words)

	MassLive.com: Rumi Nation
		The author writes that: "As a boy, Edward Bellamy seems to have been of a conservative frame of mind on the subject of heredity and to have felt very keenly the need of support of an appropriate ancestry.
		Bellamy had considerable gifts of public speaking, and seldom missed an opportunity of addressing officers and crews of ships he took before liberating or otherwise disposing of them.
		What Bellamy and others in lower class England saw in Drake was the success of one of their own.
	www.masslive.com /northampton/rumi/weblog/index.ssf?/chicopeeplus/republican/index.ssf?/base/news-1/115441813413390.xml&coll=1 (1264 words)

	Diary Pg 1
		Samuel was a widower with 6 children of his own aged 1 to 13 years.
		The Bellamy family was very large and first names were frequently used and re-used in related families over several generations.
		Boyd: officiated at the marriage of Eliza Giff-Keays and Samuel Bellamy in 1837.
	www.r-a-macdonald.ca /diary_pg_1.htm (6143 words)

	Samuel Bellamy - Famous Pirate - The Way Of The Pirates
		Her parents liked Samuel, but they did not think that poor self-confident sailor was good enough for their daughter.
		Samuel Bellamy and Paulsgrave Williams were appointed for the new Captain and Quartermaster, respectively.
		In February 1717, after three days chase, Bellamy and Williams managed to capture English slave ship Whydah, which was on its way to Jamaica, packed with indigo, ivory and a lot of gold and silver.
	www.thewayofthepirates.com /famous-pirates/samuel-bellamy.php (653 words)

	Upper Canada Village - Bellamy's Steam Flour Mills
		The importance of Bellamy's Flour Mill lies in the economic impact of such mills on rural Upper Canada and the effect of steam power in industrial development.
		In 1821, the principal agricultural crop in the province was wheat.
		When Samuel Bellamy constructed his mill in Augusta Township, there was an immediate demand for his services.
	www.uppercanadavillage.com /tour04.htm (383 words)

	Terrors of the Sea- Samuel Bellamy Letterbox
		About 4 feet to the left of that rock is a tree that has a lot of moss near it's base.
		Samuel Bellamy resides just behind this tree in the fallen log.
		Please rehide well and make sure he is not visable from ANY direction.
	www.atlasquest.com /lboxes/clue/?gBoxId=5043 (352 words)

	4 Henry Every
		Samuel Bellamy in 1715 travelled to Cape Cod, on the American Massachusetts coastline.
		After the war he was a captain of a pirate fleet in 1716 and in two years he captured more than 50 ships.
		Bellamy later became captain of the Mary Anne.
	pages.prodigy.net /rodney.broome/pirbarnsevery.htm (824 words)

	Pirates & Privateers: the History of Maritime Piracy - Black Pirates
		For example, when Sam Bellamy and his fellow pirates seized a “Guinea Ship,” twenty-five fls went on the account.
		They were the same markings her own child had had, but she hadn’t seen her son in many years, for his father, a Frenchman, had taken the child with him when he fled Madagascar in 1674.
		The woman declared Samuel her long-lost son and made him chief of the Malagasy.
	www.cindyvallar.com /blackpirates.html (1985 words)

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		Samuel Bellamy-Samual Bellamy, later to be called "Black Bellamy", was known to be one of the most active freebooters.
		Maurycy Beniowski-Count Maurycy Beniowski (also known as Baron Maurice de Benyowski) was born in Poland to a noble family.
		Mary Read-Mary Read was born in London, England in the late seventeenth century to the wife of a sea captain.
	library.thinkquest.org /05aug/00432/pirates2.html (618 words)

	BELLAMY: Genealogy Queries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		James Edward Bellamy was born in Leamington in Dec. 1865.
		BELLAMY : Looking for descendants of JOHN BELLAMY, father of SAMUEL BELLAMY, father of ELISHA BELLAMY and connection between JOHN BELLAMY to person of same name who came from Barbados to the Carolinas.
		BELLAMY search results at Interment.net - Burial records and tombstone inscriptions from thousands of cemeteries across the world.
	www.cousinconnect.com /p/a/0/s/BELLAMY (482 words)

	Big Bend Ghost Trackers - Local Tales
		The ghost is of a young bride that died tragically in a fire.
		While dancing with her new husband Samuel at their wedding reception on May 11th, 1837, she was 18 years of age, and caught up in the music of the beautiful waltz, on the dance floor, Elizabeth brushed up against one of the candelabras.
		No one knows, but those who have seen her will never forget the experience.
	bigbendghosttrackers.homestead.com /files/tales-bellamy.htm (213 words)

	Sparrow in Flight: a Tribute to Disney's PotC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Samuel Bellamy’s name is not among the names of the most notorious pirates, such as Calico Jack Rackham or William Kidd or Anne Bonny.
		Samuel Bellamy (aka Black Bellamy) proved to be a rather successful pirate, mainly in the West Indies.
		He was known to entertain his crew with eloquent orations, of which he considered himself quite the master.
	www.sparrow-in-flight.com /samuelbellamy.asp (329 words)

	Samuel Bellamy
		Treasure was not the only thing on young Bellamys mind as he promised local beauty Maria Hallet that he would return one day sailing the longest, tallest ship ever seen.
		In little more than a year Samuel, now known as Black Bellamy, was captain of a notorious pirate crew that had plundered more than 50 ships.
		One morning off Cuba, Bellamy and his buccaneers captured the Whydah, a 100-foot three-masted galley packed with ivory, indigo and thousands of silver and gold coins.
	www.muenster.de /~voigt/bellamy.html (294 words)

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