There was another buccaneer named Peter Harris, who was a nephew of the elder Captain Harris. This second Peter Harris was active in the same region during the years 1684 to 1685. In July 1684 he led an alliance of pirates and natives to repeat his uncle's sack of Santa Maria. After a skirmish against Spanish ships he joined
Charles Swan in August to attack
Paita. He was later given command of one of
William Knight's prize ships, participated in another attack on Panama, then joined
Edward Davis. He may have crossed the Pacific but records of his activities stop there. Some witnesses reported him still sailing alongside Davis as late as mid-1686. ==See also==