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Stephen Elliott

 
NationalityBritish
ShipDate fromDate toEventSource
Captain, 1695/01/14W032
Maidstone 1695/01/141695/06/09As Commanding OfficerBWAS-1603
Charles Galley 16961697As Commanding OfficerBWAS-1603
Bristol 16971698As Commanding OfficerBWAS-1603
Scarborough 17011701/12As Commanding OfficerBWAS-1714
Notes on Officer
OriginTRN2
Stephen Elliot was originally master of a small trader in the West Indies. He had been given his commission as captain of the Maidstone in January, 1696, as a reward for having escaped from a French prison in San Domingo with valuable information respecting a projected attack on Jamaica in 1695. He consequently never served as a lieutenant.
 
OriginTRN2
Stephen Elliot was originally master of a small trader in the West Indies. He had been given his commission as captain of the Maidstone in January, 1696, as a reward for having escaped from a French prison in San Domingo with valuable information respecting a projected attack on Jamaica in 1695. He consequently never served as a lieutenant.
 
PromotionBWAS-1603
Promoted to Post Captain having never been a Lieutenant and commissioned as a reward for escaping from a French prison with valuable information
 
Sources
IDDescriptionAuthorType
W032 Commissioned Sea Officers of the Royal NavyDavid Bonner SmithWeb Site
BWAS-1603 British Warships in the Age of Sail 1603 - 1714Rif WinfieldBook
BWAS-1714 British Warships in the Age of Sail 1714 - 1792Rif WinfieldBook
TRN2 The Royal Navy : a history from the earliest times to the present Vol IIWilliam Laid ClowesDigital Book
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