One-legged Larry

One-legged Larry (1704-1760) was a pirate captain, personal friend of Jack Sparrow's and a minor character in Pirate Pigs sub-series season 2. He appeared in episodes 1,2,3 and 4.

Early life
Not much is known about his early life, other than the fact that he was born in Caribbean in 1704. He lost his leg in 1726 in an accident while working in Port Royal harbor, thus gaining the title  One-legged Larry . In 1727 he left the work as a harbor worker and bought himself a dinghy to sail to Bahamas.

Meeting with Jack
In 1754 Larry was ambushed by a small group of bandits on Nassau until Captain Jack Sparrow intervened and saved Larry. In return Larry bought Jack a keg of rum, afterwards Jack asked what is Larry doing for aliving, to which he said that he doesnt have a work anymore and most days spends trying to find some rum leftovers behind taverns. Jack proposed a job opportunity to Larry to help him with stealing from a carriage, but Jack needs a boat to get off the island and Larry has one. Larry accepted the offer and the next day they sailed to Florida to rob a carriage. The take was successful and Larry asked Jack to teach him further with robbing. So Jack taught Larry all about piracy during the next two years. After Larry had learned everything he needed, Jack departed to go for business elsewhere and Larry got himself a frigate with decent crew.

Creating the fleet
At this point Larry started to plunder many navy ships as possible, after a year of plundering he began makings of his own fleet with the first addition to it -  Countess of Tobago , the ship was ordered to be operated in Lesser Antilles southern bit and coasts of Venezuela.

After a year, two more ships were added to the fleet, first one was ordered to operate on the coasts of Egypt, second one operated in the Hudson Bay.

Next ship added to Larry 's fleet was in 1758 and it was called  Barracuda . At first it was ordered to operate in Black Sea, but after the local pirate threat rose, it wasn' t safe for Barracuda over there, so Larry had it moved to operate between New York and Boston. During the same year he added fifth and last vessel to his fleet, which operated in Gulf of Mexico.