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[TD]1644[/TD]
[TD]Western
Cuba,
Straits of Florida(
Florida Keys)[/TD]
[TD]October[/TD]
[TD]~1100[/TD]
[TD]According to a later history of Franciscan priest-historian
Diego López de Cogolludo, an English pirate armada of 13
hulk (medieval ship type) (
urcas in Spanish) carrying 1500 men under Jacob Jackson (possibly
William Jackson (pirate)) encountered this storm. In September, the fleet captured two Franciscan priests, Antonio Vazquez and Andres Navarro, from a village in Mexico; the vessel also held eight other Spanish prisoners. Three vessels stranded on
arcas(perhaps rocks), and ten continued for
Havana. Before leaving
Old Bahama Channel, they suffered a violent southeasterly hurricane during which nine of the ten ships sank. During a lull in the storm (perhaps the eye), the sole surviving ship deposited the ten Spaniards ashore, allegedly in Florida but perhaps in Cuba. The hurricane resumed from the opposite direction, and the ship sank also. Despite great hardships, the Franciscans eventually arrived in Havana to tell the tale.[SUP]
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