Thatch

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Thatch is an alternative name associated with the infamous early 18th-century English pirate Blackbeard, renowned for his fearsome appearance and exploits in the Caribbean.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical figure
pirate
activeInCentury 18th century
activeInPeriod early 18th century
allegiance no formal national allegiance
alsoKnownAs Blackbeard NERFINISHED
Edward Teach NERFINISHED
Edward Thatch NERFINISHED
areaOfActivity American eastern seaboard
Caribbean Sea NERFINISHED
West Indies NERFINISHED
associatedWith British Empire maritime history
Golden Age of Piracy NERFINISHED
Province of North Carolina NERFINISHED
capturedShipType merchant vessels
deathCause killed in battle
deathPlace near Ocracoke Island, Province of North Carolina
gender male
givenName Edward
historicalReputation one of the most famous pirates in history
knownFor blockade of Charleston, South Carolina
commanding the ship Queen Anne's Revenge
engagements with British naval forces
fearsome personal appearance
piracy in the Caribbean Sea
tying slow-burning fuses in his beard and hair
language English
nameVariantOf Blackbeard NERFINISHED
nationality English
notableOpponent Royal Navy Lieutenant Robert Maynard NERFINISHED
notableShip Queen Anne's Revenge NERFINISHED
occupation pirate
portrayedIn popular culture depictions of pirates
usedBase North Carolina coast NERFINISHED
Ocracoke Island NERFINISHED

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Blackbeard alsoKnownAs Thatch