Thursday, March 14, 2013

Captain Kid ARRRRRRRRRR

Please google Captain William Kidd and comment on info about him. Also look for info on where in NY he buried his treasure and try to find a treasure map of his. Use this info to try to determine where exactly he buried is treasure and how much

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  1. Captian William Kidd was a Scottish pirate who is best known for being hung by the people of Boston, he was tarred and feathered and left to hang at the harbor as a warning for other pirates that they were not welcome. His treasure is said to be burried in Eastern Long Island, but it was never found. It's worth billions of dollars.

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  2. Hung by the people of Boston, Captain William Kidd was a Scottish pirate. He was tarred and feathered and hanged at the harbor, to scare away any and all other pirates who sought to mess with Boston.

    - Christopher LaSasso

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    1. my dream is to also be a truck driver
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  3. Kidd was a pirate who traveled around the northeast area and spent a lot of time searching for the Quedagh Merchant, a ship with many valuable tiems that he wanted to steal. His piracy ended in Boston where they take the crimes of pirates very sriously. He was executed on May of 1701 at execution dock in Boston. The treasure is still believed to be somewhere in Long Island, some of his remains have been found on the Connecticut river.

    -Pat Lennon

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  4. why would you want to be a truck driver? and Kidd was a scottish pirate. he was hanged at the harbor to scare all future matties who sought to mess with boston !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  5. Captain Kidd was a very well known pirate in history. He had been paid off and welcomed by the people of new york to sail their harbor and do as they pleased in exchange for a share of their profits and good behavior in their state. He sailed off to Boston where they are not welcoming of pirates at all, he was later trailed then hanged. His body was then used as a warning to ward off other pirates entering the harbor. It is heavily believed that his treasure is buried somewhere in eastern long island.

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  6. captain william kidd is considered to be one of the most notorious pirates of all time. his fame is mostly dedicated to his death and his treasure rather than just him as a person. even though kidd was found guilty piracy some people thought he was innocent. also there is the belief that he buried his treasure somewhere in New York, which has contributed greatly to his fame as a pirate.

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  7. William Kidd was a Scottish sailor remembered for his trial and execution for piracy after returning from a voyage to the Indian Ocean. When he was put on trial, Kidd had two lawyers to assist him. He was shocked to learn at his trial that he was charged with murder. He was found guilty on all charge. He was hanged on 23 May 1701. During the execution, the hangman's rope broke and Kidd was hanged on the second attempt. His body was tarred and feathered for others to see. It is said that his treasure is buried in Eastern Long Island.

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  8. William Kidd began as a privateer. The Europeans royals hired to attack foreign ships. His crew insisted on attacking the Quadegh Merchant. It was a large Armenian ship laden with treasures on the Indian Ocean. William Kidd found himself on the wrong side of the British government. In 1701 he was hanged in London. as a warning to other pirates. Legends persist about Captain Kidd and the treasure some believe he buried in the Carribbean.

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  9. William Kidd (1654-1701) was a Scottish ship’s captain,and pirate. He started out on a voyage in 1696 as a pirate hunter and privateer. He was successful as a pirate. After he turned pirate, his wealthy sponsers back in England left him to fend for himself. He was convicted and hanged in England after a sensational trial. They say his treasure is burried in Eastern Long Island which was never found.

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  10. Matthew Davids

    Captin Kidd was a Scottish sailor remembered for his trial and execution for piracy after returning from a voyage to the Indian Ocean. Kidd's treasure is speculated to be near the Conneticut River.

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  11. Captain Kidd is one of the most well known pirates of all time. He captained a privateer ship that was commissioned to protect the English colonies in the Caribbean against French attacks There is a legend that he buried his treasure near Clarke's Island which lies in the Conneticut Rive in North Field Massachusets. Many people have searched the tresure but have yet to find it.

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  12. Captain Kidd was a Scottish sailor. He started out on a voyage in 1696 as a pirate hunter and privateer. William Kidd found himself on the wrong side of the British government. In 1701 he was hanged in London. as a warning to other pirates.

    Elijah Vazquez

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  13. Kidd was born around 1645. He found employment as an English privateer who found success in New York and in the West Indies, that he was called back to England. Kidd was given a job to sail a huge war ship and he recruited a bunch of cutthroat men for a crew, their mission was to capture ships. Kidd was originally employed to rid the seas of pirates but ended up becoming one of the most notorious pirates of all time. Kidd got his treasure of stealing from all of the merchant ships, and the booty ended up belonging to the east india company and he was put to death.

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  14. Kidd was born around 1645. He found employment as an English privateer who found success in New York and in the West Indies, that he was called back to England. Kidd was given a job to sail a huge war ship and he recruited a bunch of cutthroat men for a crew, their mission was to capture ships. Kidd was originally employed to rid the seas of pirates but ended up becoming one of the most notorious pirates of all time. Kidd got his treasure of stealing from all of the merchant ships, and the booty ended up belonging to the east india company and he was put to death.

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  16. Joey Zozobrado
    Kidd was a pirate who traveled around the northeast area and spent a lot of time searching for the Quedagh Merchant, a ship with many valuable tiems that he wanted to steal.Kidd was originally employed to rid the seas of pirates but ended up becoming one of the most notorious pirates of all time.Kidd got his treasure of stealing from all of the merchant ships, and the booty ended up belonging to the east india company and he was put to death.


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  17. Capt. Kidd was a Scottish pirate. He is well known because he was hung by the people of Boston. He was also tarred and feathered. This was a warning sign for the other pirates entering Boston. This was done often at this time because people wanted to prove a point that they did not want pirates there.

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  18. Captain Kidd allegedly buried his family Bible near Plymouth Sound before his fated voyage. - Kidd buried a large amount of his personal take on Gardiner's Island, at the eastern end of Long Island. - Out of his many years of privateering voyages, only one involved piracy, and that produced only one large haul of loot. In March 1701 after a year in prison at Newgate, a series of swift Admiralty trials ensued. The man now called the pirate Captain Kidd refused to turn state's evidence, his backers had 'lost' all incriminating documents, and he was hung for murder and piracy on May 23. His body was tarred and hung in a cage by the Thames River where it remained for several years as a warning to all others who would consider piracy.



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  19. William Kidd was was born in Scotland sometime around 1654, possibly near Dundee. He was a hard working sailor . He took a French vessel: the ship was re-named the Blessed William and Kidd was put in command by the Governor of Nevis , William Kidd set sail for Madagascar and the Indian Ocean On January 30, 1698, Kidd's luck finally changed. He captured the Queddah Merchant, a treasure ship heading home from the Far East he stole well over two million dollars in today's money. He is one of the most know Pirates in today's history.

    - Lynn Rayder

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  20. William "Captain" Kidd 1645 – 23 May 170) was a Scottish sailor. He was remembered for his trial and execution for piracy after returning from a voyage to the Indian Ocean. He was born in Dundee, Scotland January 1645. His father was Captain John Kyd. He was lost at sea. A local society supported the family financially. The first records of his life were in 1689, when he was a member of a French-English pirate crew that sailed in the Caribbean. On 16 May 1691, Kidd married Sarah Bradley Cox Oort, an English woman in her early twenties, who had already been twice widowed and was one of the wealthiest women in New York, largely due to her inheritance from her first husband. Prior to Kidd returning to New York City, he learned that he was a wanted pirate, and that several English men-of-war were searching for him. Kidd had two lawyers to assist in his defense. He was charged with murder and found guilty on all charges (murder and five counts of piracy). He was hanged on 23 May 1701, at 'Execution Dock', Wapping, in London. During the execution, the hangman's rope broke and Kidd was hanged on the second attempt. His body was gibbeted over the River Thames at Tilbury Point—as a warning to future would-be pirates for three years. The belief that Kidd had left a buried treasure contributed considerably to the growth of his legend. Captain Kidd did bury a small cache of treasure on Gardiners Island in a spot known as Cherry Tree Field; however, it was removed by Governor Bellomont and sent to England to be used as evidence against him. It was reported on 13 December 2007, that "wreckage of a pirate ship abandoned by Captain Kidd in the 17th century has been found by divers in shallow waters off the Dominican Republic.
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  21. William Kidd was a Scottish privateer.He was hired by Europeans royals to attack foreign ships. He attacked the Quadegh Merchant and stole the treasure that was on vessel. He was caught by the British government and was hanged for piracy in 1701. It is rumored that his treasure in buried in the Carribbean.
    -Pat Hammil

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  22. **SUMMER COLLERAN

    Captain William Kidd is not considered to be a good pirate. Many people focus more on his fate, and less of his deeds. I think people are completly wrong. Although he stole and did all these bad actions, does not mean he is a 'bad' pirate. THIS WAS THERE JOB! he was actually one of the GREATEST pirates if you ask me. He got away with a bunch of treasure, and even managed to BURY some... pretty sneaky and pirate like if you ask me. His treasure is said to be buried somewhere in Long Island today. This is why he is so great, still no one can find his treasure.

    ***SUMMER COLLERAN

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  23. Alex Kaufman
    Captain Kidd was a Scottish sailor accredited with being tried and executed for piracy after going to the Indian Ocean. Europeans hired him to battle against foreign ships. Kidd stole the treasure found on the Quaedegh Merchant and apparently he hid it in the Carribbean.

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  24. Captain William Kidd was one of the most notorious pirates in history. He was born in Scotland in 1645. On a trip back from a voyage to the Indian ocean, he was arrested in England and tried for piracy. In 1701, Kidd was convicted and executed.

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  25. Captain William Kidd was born in 1645 and was a Scottish sailor. He was tried in England for piracy, although his acts were not too terrible and there were many other pirates doing worse things than he did. He was executed may 23, 1701. As for his treasure, no one to date has been able to find it and have dug all around the east coast for it.

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  26. Simone Lewis
    Born in Scotland in 1654, William Kidd was hired by European royals to attack foreign ships. When his crew insisted on attacking a large Armenian ship laden with treasures on the Indian Ocean, Kidd found himself on the wrong side of the British government. He was hanged in London in 1701, as a warning to other pirates. he is buried in the Caribbean. Kidd set sail for America and a new life, and eventually, new riches, in New York, where he met and married a wealthy widow

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  27. Captain William Kidd was born in 1645. He was a Scottish sailor. He was executed for piracy after going to the Indian ocean. But he is best known for his hidden treasure that no one found yet.

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  28. Captain William Kidd was a Scottish sailor. He was born in 1645 and died in May 23, 1701.He started out on a voyage in 1696 as a pirate hunter and privateer, but soon switched sides and had a brief but moderately successful career as a pirate. Kidd burried his treasure some where in NY but it hasn't been found by anyone yet.

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