第六章 海岸弟兄（一七一六年六月～一七一七年三月）（第11/13页）
[25] 其实，“士嘉堡”号的船长弗朗西斯·休姆（Francis Hume）正在找贝勒米与威廉姆斯。他回应沃尔特·汉密尔顿总督的请求，打算把他们逐出背风群岛。
[26] Kenneth J. Kinkor，“Black Men Under the Black Flag” in C. R. Pennell，Bandits at Sea：A Pirates Reader，New York：New York University Press，2001，pp. 200-203.
[27] List of dutiable inhabitants of Spanish Town，Spanish Town，Virgin Gorda：c. 15 November 1716 in CSPCS 1716-1717：Cecil Headlam，ed.，Calendar of State Papers，Colonial Series：America and the West Indies，January 1716 to July 1717（Vol.29），London：His Majesty’s Stationary Office，1930.，No. 425iv，p. 231；Deputy Governor Hornby to Walter Hamilton，Spanish Town，Virgin Gorda：15 November 1716 in CSPCS 1716-1717：Cecil Headlam，ed.，Calendar of State Papers，Colonial Series：America and the West Indies，January 1716 to July 1717（Vol.29），London：His Majesty’s Stationary Office，1930.，No. 425v，p. 231；Captain Candler （HMS Winchlsea） to Secretary Burchett，12 May 1717 in CSPCS 1716-1717：Cecil Headlam，ed.，Calendar of State Papers，Colonial Series：America and the West Indies，January 1716 to July 1717（Vol.29），London：His Majesty’s Stationary Office，1930.，No. 639i，pp. 339-340.
[28] Captain Candler to Burchett，p. 340；TEP：The Trials of Eight Persons Indited for Piracy，Boston：John Edwards，1718，pp. 11，25.
[29] CO142/14：Colonial Office Records：Jamaica Shipping Returns，1709-1722，National Archives，Kew，UK.：Jamaica Shipping Returns，“An account of goods exported from the Island of Jamaica since the 29th day of September 1713 and the 25th day of March 1715 and the goods and Negroes Imported，Kingston，” No. 58；Examination of Jeremiah Higgins，New York：22 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the Vice-Admiralty Court of the Province of New York 1685-1838 as appears in Kenneth J. Kinkor，“The Whydah Sourcebook，” unpublished document，Provincetown：Whydah Museum，Provincetown，MA：2003，p. 155；Examination of Richard Caverley，New York：15 June 1717，Records of the Vice-Admiralty Court of the Province of New York 1685-1838 as appears in Kenneth J. Kinkor，“The Whydah Sourcebook，” unpublished document，Provincetown：Whydah Museum，Provincetown，MA：2003，p. 151；T70/19，No. 63，Letter of David Welsh to the Royal Africa Company，Williams Fort，Whydah，Ghana：22 February 1717 as printed in Kenneth J. Kinkor，“The Whydah Sourcebook，” unpublished document，Provincetown：Whydah Museum，Provincetown，MA：2003，p. 89；Donovan Webster，“Pirates of the Whydah，” National Geographic，May 1999；“Proclamation of Gov. Samuel Shute，” Boston News-Letter，13 May 1717，p. 1.
[30] TEP：The Trials of Eight Persons Indited for Piracy，Boston：John Edwards，1718，p. 23.
[31] “Manifest of Recovered Artifacts from the pirate ship Whydah，” in Barry Clifford，The Pirate Prince，New York：Simon & Schuster，1993，pp. 207-208 （on armament）；Author Interview，Kenneth J. Kinkor，Provincetown，MA：15 June 2005.
[32] Matthew Musson to the Council of Trade and Plantations，London：5 July 1717 in CSPCS 1716-1717：Cecil Headlam，ed.，Calendar of State Papers，Colonial Series：America and the West Indies，January 1716 to July 1717（Vol.29），London：His Majesty’s Stationary Office，1930.，No. 635，p. 338；Peter Heywood to the Council of Trade and Plantations，Jamaica：3 December 1716 in CSPCS 1716-1717：Cecil Headlam，ed.，Calendar of State Papers，Colonial Series：America and the West Indies，January 1716 to July 1717（Vol.29），London：His Majesty’s Stationary Office，1930.，No. 411，p. 213.
[33] CO23/1：Colonial Office Records：Bahamas Correspondence，1717-1725，National Archives，Kew，UK.，No. 31：Memorial from the Copartners for Carrying on a Trade & Settling the Bahamas Islands，London：19 May 1721. This was the Sarah，Captain William Taylor，which sailed with the Samuel，Captain Edward Hampton. Samuel Buck was the primary owner of both ships.
[34] Hugo Prosper Leaming，Hidden Americans：Maroons of Virginia and the Carolinas，New York：Garland Publishing，1995，pp. 128-129.
[35] Bennett to the Council of Trade，31 May 1718，p. 261.
[36] Matthew Musson to the Council of Trade，5 July 1717，p. 338.
[37] “New York Dispatch，October 29，”