John Paul Jones
Book report by Jonathan White
John Paul Jones was born on July6, 1747 in a cottage in Scotland. John’s father was the head gardener for the estate. That meant that he was charge of all the workers who took care of the herb and vegetable gardens and flowers.
When John was 13 he became an apprentice for Mr. Younger for seven years he would earn a little money but would learn to be a worthy seaman.
Then after 8 years he was able to be a captain. When he had free time he read a book. Then one day at sea pirates attacked his ship. John fought the pirates off, but his ship still sank. Because of John Paul Jones America has a navy. He died in Paris but President Roosevelt brought his body home to America. He was a brave soldier and great leader. The Navy uses his ideas today.
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