This travel guide was published in 1994, and it says that in the 16th and 17th centuries the Turks and Caicos were home to a group of female pirates called the Bloody Sisters which included Anne Bonney and Mary Reid.
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Reishandboek: Jamaica by Rien van der Helm
This travel guide was published in 1995. It says Ann Bonney and Mary Read were sentenced to life in prison.
Insight Guides Pocket Guide: Jamaica by Jack Altman
This travel guide was published in 2016. According to Altman, both Mary Read and her child died from a fever.
Globetrotter: Jamaica by Robin Gauldie
This travel guide was published in 1998. It says that John Rackham/Rackman used Negril as a base until his arrest in 1726 by Jonathan Barnet who is in the Royal Navy.
Petit futé: Bahamas
This travel guide was published in 2012 and cites Mireille Calmel's Lady Pirate for a description of Anne Bonney and Mary Read. Mary's father is a naval officer. Anne's family moves from Ireland to Jamaica, from where she runs away with James Bonney on a pirate ship. At some point her father owns land in… Continue reading Petit futé: Bahamas
Lonely Planet: Jamaica by Adam Karlin and Anna Kaminski
This travel guide was published in 2011. Jack Rackham's crew is arrested by the British navy.
Lonely Planet: The Bahamas by Emily Matchar and Tom Masters
The fourth edition of this travel guide was published in 2011. In this edition it says that Jack Rackam was a pirate in Nassau in the 1600s.
Moon Spotlight: Negril & Montego Bay by Oliver Hill
This travel guide was published in 2010. It says Anne Bonney and Mary Read were ultimately pardoned.
Fodor’s In Focus: Turks & Caicos Islands
This travel guide was first published in 2009. Anne Bonny and Mary Read capture a Spanish treasure ship in 1718 and then lived in Parrot Cay which was called Pirate Cay.
Turks & Caicos Islands: The Bradt Travel Guide by Annalisa Rellie and Tricia Hayne
This travel guide was published in 2008 and includes a profile of Calico Jack "Rackman". It says he may have been the first pirate to wear a scarf around his head (?). Mary Reid is born in London. Jack is a quartermaster on a ship called the Neptune. Jack commands a ship called the Vanity… Continue reading Turks & Caicos Islands: The Bradt Travel Guide by Annalisa Rellie and Tricia Hayne
Depictions of John Rackam, Anne Bonny, and Mary Read 