第四章 和平（一七一三～一七一五年）（第14/18页）
[15] 波士顿著名的法尼尔厅（Faneuil Hall）就是以安德鲁·法尼尔的名字命名的。
[16] Carl Bridenbaugh，Cities in the Wilderness：The First Century of Urban Life in America 1625-1742，New York：Alfred A. Knopf，1955，p. 185.
[17] Justin Winsor （ed.），Memorial History of Boston，1630-1880，Boston：Ticknor & Co.，1880，p. 499.
[18] Henry David Thoreau，Cape Cod，New York：W.W.Norton，1951，pp. 45-60.
[19] Jeremiah Digges，Cape Cod Pilot，Provincetown，MA：Modern Pilgrim Press，1936，pp. 134-137.
[20] 另一种诠释见Edwin Dethlefson，Whidah：Cape Cod’s Mystery Treasure Ship，Woodstock，VT：Seafarer’s Heritage Library，1984，pp. 14-22.不过，后来又有新证据。更为想象式的叙述，见Barry Clifford，The Pirate Prince，New York：Simon & Schuster，1993，pp. 21-22.
[21] A. Otis，Genealogical Notes of Barnstable Families，Barnstable，MA：F. B & F. P Goss，1888；Robert Charles Anderson，The Great Migration，Vol. 3，Boston：New England Historic Genealogical Society，2003；Author’s Interview，Kenneth J.Kinkor，Provincetown，MA：15 June 2005.
[22] Kenneth J. Kinkor，“The Whydah Sourcebook，” unpublished document，Provincetown：Whydah Museum，Provincetown，MA：2003，p. 312；Fact Sheet，Great Island，Cape Cod National Seashore，National Park Service：online resource at www.nps.gov/caco/places/index.thml，viewed 13 May 2006.
[23] “Last Will & Testament of Mary Hallett，” Yarmouth，MA：April 19，1734 from Barnstable County Public Records，Vol. 8，as appears in Kenneth J. Kinkor，“The Whydah Sourcebook，” unpublished document，Provincetown：Whydah Museum，Provincetown，MA：2003，pp. 295-296.
[24] George Andrews Moriatry，“John Williams of Newport，Merchant，and His Family，” The Genealogical Magazine，Nos. 1-3 （1915），pp. 4-12；Genealogies of Rhode Island Families，Volume II：Smith¡ªYates，Baltimore：Clearfield，2000，pp. 401-406.
[25] Malcolm Sands Wilson，Descendants of James Sands of Block Island，Privately printed：p. 194；George R. Burgess & Jane Fletcher Fiske，“New Shoreham Town Book No. 1，” manuscript transcription，1924，p. 17.
[26] Author Interview，Kenneth J. Kinkor，15 June 2005；Zacks，pp. 232-233，240-241；Barry Clifford，The Lost Fleet，New York：Harper- Collins，2002，pp. 108-118，262-264.
[27] John Franklin Jameson，Privateering and Piracy in the Colonial Period：Illustrative Documents，New York：Macmillan Co.，1923，pp. 141-142.
[28] CO5/1265：Colonial Office Records：Documents relating to Woodes Rogers’s appointment，National Archives，Kew，UK.，No. 17i：A List of the men’s names that sailed from Iletheria and Committed Piracies Upon the Spaniards on the Coast of Cuba since the Proclamation of Peace，Nassau：14 March 1715；CO5/1265：Colonial Office Records：Documents relating to Woodes Rogers’s appointment，National Archives，Kew，UK.，No. 17iv：John Chace’s Receipt for Carrying Daniel Stilwell，Nassau：2 January 1715，p. 32. Note that these accounts are more accurate than the year-old recollections of John Vickers，which muddle some of the dates and details：Deposition of John Vickers，Williamsburg，VA：1716 in CSPCS 1716-1717：Cecil Headlam，ed.，Calendar of State Papers，Colonial Series：America and the West Indies，January 1716 to July 1717（Vol.29），London：His Majesty’s Stationary Office，1930.，No. 240i，pp. 140-141.
[29] CO5/1265：Colonial Office Records：Documents relating to Woodes Rogers’s appointment，National Archives，Kew，UK.，No. 17i：Thomas Walker to the Council of Trade and Plantations，Nassau：14 March 1715；Michael Craton，