Lieutenant Robert Maynard

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Lieutenant Robert Maynard was a British Royal Navy officer best known for leading the 1718 naval engagement that resulted in the death of the infamous pirate Blackbeard.

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instanceOf Royal Navy officer
human
allegiance King George I of Great Britain NERFINISHED
battle Battle of Ocracoke Inlet NERFINISHED
capturedOrKilled Blackbeard NERFINISHED
commanded HMS Pearl (detachment) NERFINISHED
HMS Ranger NERFINISHED
conflict War of the Quadruple Alliance NERFINISHED
anti-piracy operations in the West Indies
country Kingdom of Great Britain
date 1718-11-22
dateOfDeath 1751
deathCause natural causes
displayed Blackbeard's head on his ship's bowsprit
ethnicGroup English
familyName Maynard NERFINISHED
genreOfActivity naval warfare against piracy
givenName Robert
historicalPeriod early 18th century
honouredFor suppression of piracy in American colonies
knownFor defeating Blackbeard at Ocracoke
languageSpoken English
legalAuthorityForAction commission from Governor of Virginia
location Ocracoke Inlet, Province of North Carolina NERFINISHED
militaryBranch Royal Navy
militaryRank Lieutenant
notableFor commanding the naval engagement against Blackbeard in 1718
killing the pirate Blackbeard
occupation naval officer
opponent Blackbeard NERFINISHED
Edward Teach NERFINISHED
orderedBy Alexander Spotswood NERFINISHED
partOf Royal Navy anti-piracy campaign in the Caribbean NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Great Britain NERFINISHED
residence Great Britain NERFINISHED
resultOfAction decapitation of Blackbeard
serviceEndYear 18th century
serviceStartYear c. 1690s
subjectOf historical accounts of piracy suppression
naval history studies of Blackbeard's death
usedTactic concealed troops below deck to ambush pirates
yearOfProminentAction 1718

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Blackbeard killedBy Lieutenant Robert Maynard