Elizabeth Gracey

Elizabeth Gracey (c. 1660 - Unknown; Scottish: Elspeth Gracie) was a Scottish thief that lived her life in poverty within the city of Edinburgh.

Born in Scotland, Elizabeth Gracey was the daughter of Lord Barclay Gracey, a privateer leading English charges through the colonies and West Indies. Due to his continuous absence, her high standard of living quickly faded to nothing. His death in 1670 ended their royal life when the tax collectors collected their estate and forced her mother and self into the streets.

At the age of seventeen, Elizabeth attempted to steal supplies from an East India Trading Ship, but was apprehended by the crew and locked in the brig. She sailed aboard as a prisoner until the ship was assaulted and later sank by the Spanish off the coast of Hispaniola.

Captured by the Spanish, she was taken to the city of Santa Domingo where she- TBA.