Henry Morgan spent his life ruling the waves and in a twist of fate his resting place was claimed by the sea. On August 25 1688 the renowned privateer received a state funeral in Port Royal Jamaica. The government declared a temporary amnesty so that pirates could come ashore and pay respects. A 22-gun salute was fired in tribute to the terror of the Spanish Main. He was laid to rest in Palisadoes cemetery until a 1692 earthquake caused much of Port Royal, including his grave, to slide into the

Henry Morgan was a Welsh buccaneer who was most famous pirates of the late 17th century who disappeared, along with his ship, near Jamaica. | National Geographic TV

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Harry Morgan was an American actor, director, and radio announcer whose career spanned more than six decades. He began his journey in the performing arts on the New York stage in the 1930s. Over the course of his long and distinguished career, he appeared in approximately 100 films and numerous television series, but he is best remembered for two iconic television roles: Officer Bill Gannon on Dragnet and Colonel Sherman T. Potter, the compassionate and wise commanding officer on MASH*.Harry Mor