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Lieutenant Maynard killed Blackbeard and did not get a reward.
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How many people did BlackBeard killed?
Blackbeard actually killed over 9,000 people every year!!
Who killed Blackbeard?
The people that Blackbeard killed were the ones who resisted in giving up their valuables or ships. Blackbeard was killed by the Royal Navy on November 22, 1718.
Who did Blackbeard kill?
He was cought by the gov. and he was beheaded and (his head was cut off) and placed on a pole in Hampton Roads,Virginia. George.
How did blackbeard affect the world?
BlackBeard change the world with his extended ruff-less theory for power i would had done the same all hail my Great great great Uncle BlackBeard
What was believed to happen with blackbeards head and body after he was killed?
It was believed that Blackbeard's head was mounted on the bowsprit of the Adventure while his body was tossed into the ocean after he was killed. He was killed in 1718.
How many people did BlackBeard killed?
Blackbeard actually killed over 9,000 people every year!!
When was blackbeard killed?
1718
Who killed Blackbeard?
The people that Blackbeard killed were the ones who resisted in giving up their valuables or ships. Blackbeard was killed by the Royal Navy on November 22, 1718.
Why did blackbeard die?
Somebody killed him in a fight
Who was blackbeard killed by?
See related link.
Where was Blackbeard buried?
Off the Caroline coast near Orcacoke Island.
Why was blackbeard killed?
alex sander the captinon kill him and he was hunted
Who did Blackbeard kill?
He was cought by the gov. and he was beheaded and (his head was cut off) and placed on a pole in Hampton Roads,Virginia. George.
What year was blackbeard killed?
He died November 21, 1718Hope this helped :)
Blackbeard the pirate was killed off the coast of this state?
North Carolina
Was Blackbeard and his crew outnumbered when he died?
No they were happy and they all killed them selves
What famous pirate was killed off the coast of North Carolina in 1718?
Blackbeard
