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*Henry Jennings:
Probably the son of Richard Jennings, a Bermudian sea captain who had 
been peripherally involved in an apparent Jacobite plot to hi-jack an 
entire British naval squadron in 1707. Possibly related to the William 
Jennings family of Great Britain, which had strong associations with 
the Jacobite movement and with Jacobite privateering. Jennings was one 
of the privateers illegally commissioned by Governor Lord Archibald 
Hamilton in November and December 1715, and conducted a number of 
serious raids against French and Spanish shipping. One of his most 
notable captures, that of the French vessel Ste Marie in March 1716, 
was conducted in conjunction with two pirate periaguas of Bellamy’s 
crew, the latter which thereafter absconded with much of the loot 
from the prize. Jennings and most of his men were fortunately 
dis-inclined to commit serious robberies against British shipping 
after his capture of the Ste. Marie, and he eventually turned her 
over to British authorities at Jamaica. He was pardoned in 1718 and 
was again operating as a legitimate merchant and privateer by the 1720’s.