 Baldridge had just traded with the merchant ship "Charming Mary" in August 1695, and only a few months later equipped the "Amity" (with the remains of Tew's crew) who left to hunt down the very same "Charming Mary" who'd just departed.Baldridge reportedly lived a luxurious and extravagant life on the island, which included his own harem of island women, until 1697 when he was forced to flee to the American colonies after the local tribes discovered he had sold a group of natives as slaves.A number of pirates were killed in the ensuing uprising, including John Hoar, Robert Glover, and the remainder of Thomas Wake's crew, who had cruised with Tew and Every.