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Nominal Guns16B028
NationalityGreat BritainB028
OperatorThe Royal NavyB028
Acquired1666B028
ShipyardHarwich B028
ConstructorAnthony Deane B028
CategorySixth RateB028
Ship TypeShip B028
Wrecked1684/08/01B028

Dimensions

DimensionMeasurementTypeMetric EquivalentBWAS-1603
Length of Keel66' 0"Imperial Feet20.1168
Breadth20' 0"Imperial Feet6.096
Depth in Hold9' 2"Imperial Feet2.794
Draught Aft8' 8"Imperial Feet2.6416
Burthen140 4094Tons BM 

Armament

1666Broadside Weight = 48 Imperial Pound ( 21.768 kg) BWAS-1603
Gun Deck16British 6-Pounder
1677Broadside Weight = 24 Imperial Pound ( 10.884 kg) BWAS-1603
Gun Deck2British 3-Pounder
Gun Deck14British Minions
Crew Complement
Date# of MenNotesSource
166675BWAS-1603
Commanders
FromToRankNameSource
1666/07/191670/01/24CaptainWilliam BurstowBWAS-1603
1671/07/061672/04/16CaptainThomas WilshawB051
1672/04/201673/02/04CaptainWilliam JaquesBWAS-1603
1673/02/191674/04/21CaptainThomas PageBWAS-1603
1676/09/291678/04/30CaptainHenry CarverthBWAS-1603
1678/05/261679/07/21CaptainWilliam CollinsBWAS-1603
1683/01/171684/08/01CaptainCharles CarlisleBWAS-1603
Service History
DateEvent Source
1666Completed at Harwich Dockyard at a cost of £910.0.0dBWAS-1603
1668In the MediterraneanBWAS-1603
1668/09/25Blockading Salee in company with the GranthamBWAS-1603
1683Sailed for the Lewward IslandsBWAS-1603
1684/08/01Wrecked in hurricane in Leeward IslandsBWAS-1603

Sources
IDDescriptionAuthorType
B028 Ships of the Royal Navy - Volume IJ. J. ColledgeBook
BWAS-1603 British Warships in the Age of Sail 1603 - 1714Rif WinfieldBook
B051 Biographia Navalis - Volume IJohn CharnockBook
 
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