Jacquotte Delahaye is a figure said to have been a female pirate of mixed French and Haitian descent in 17th-century Saint-Domingue, reputedly faking her own death to evade capture. However, no contemporary primary sources or historical records verify her existence, and most modern historians consider her story to be a later legend rather than documented history.
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| Aliases | Back from the Dead Red |
|---|---|
| Born | unknown |
| Died | unknown |
| Nationality | Haitian (French colonial), disputed |
| Years Active | disputed |
| Fate | Unverified; her existence is disputed among historians and she is often classified as folkloric |
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