Morgan's Bluff
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Morgan's Bluff, Andros Islands, the Bahamas
| Morgan's Bluff | |
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| Nation: | Pirates (Nation) |
|---|---|
| Region: | Bahamas |
| Info: | Unconquerable Port |
| Resources: | None |
| NPC Level: | Unknown |
Contents |
[edit] Important NPCs
| NPC Name |
|---|
| Absalom Fairweather |
| Colette Banvard |
| Daniel Aikens |
| Jonas Sutton |
[edit] Missions
| Mission Name | Level |
|---|---|
| Free Enterprise | 55 |
| Calling on the Boss | 66 |
| The Local Watering Hole | 77 |
| Proving Grounds | 99 |
| Report to the Agent | 1010 |
| Asleep at Dawn | 1010 |
| The Governor's Surprise | 1515 |
| This Cannot Stand | 2020 |
| Brothers in Arms | 2020 |
[edit] History
There is some evidence that suggests that the first inhabitants of Andros Island were the indigenous Lucayan people. The Lucayans throughout the Bahamas were wiped out mainly by exposure to disease following the arrival of the Spanish in the 1550s. The island was given the name “Espiritu Santo,” the Island of the Holy Spirit, by the Spanish, but is also called San Andreas on a 1782 map. The modern name is believed to be in honour of Sir Edmund Andros, Commander of Her Majesty’s Forces in Barbados in 1672 and Governor successively of New York, Massachusetts, and New England. It is also believed that the island could have been named after the inhabitants of St. Andro Island (St. Andrew or San Andrés) on the Mosquito Coast as 1,400 of them settled in Andros in 1787. Still another theory suggests that the island was name after the Greek isle of Andros, by Greek sponge fisherman.
During the 1700s pirates occupied the island of North Andros, Bahamas. Morgan's Bluff and Morgan's Cave on North Andros are named after the famous privateer-pirate, Henry Morgan. Loyalists and their slaves also settled in Andros in the late 18th Century.
