Robert Wilkinson (d.1666)

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Centurion (60) 1733-1769
British 60 Gun
4th Rate Ship of the Line
1744 Renamed "Eagle"
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Robert Wilkinson

NationalityBritish
RolesNaval Sailor
First Known Service1649CSORN
Last Known Service3.6.1665CSORN
Date of Death1.1666 - Rotterdam

Event History

Date from	Date to	Event	Source
1649	3.1649/50	Increase (12) 1645-1650 British 12 Gun 6th Rate Ship , Captain and Commanding Officer	BWAS-1603
1653	1658	Weymouth (18) 1645-1662 British 18 Gun Unrated Pink , Captain and Commanding Officer	BWAS-1603
1659	1660	Satisfaction (26) 1646-1662 British 26 Gun 5th Rate Ship , Captain and Commanding Officer	BWAS-1603
18.3.1663/64	3.6.1665	Charity (44) 1653-1665 British 44 Gun 4th Rate Ship 1656 Renamed "Charity" , Captain and Commanding Officer	B051
1665		Captain	CSORN
3.6.1665		Battle of Lowestoft

Sources

IDNameAuthorType

CSORNDavid Bonner-Smith, Robert L. DiNardo, David Syrett, Web Site

BWAS-1603Rif Winfield, Book

B051John Charnock, Digital Book

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Posted by Brian on Saturday 30th of January 2016 23:43

1666, Amsterdam, Jan. 11 - The Captain of the Charity, who was taken prisoner in the last summers engagement, was buried the seventh instant, in the vault of the French Church at Rotterdam, his sword being laid on his coffin, and several friends attending him to the grave. He had not been five days above discharge from his imprisonment upon exchange, when, what with the alteration of diet and lodging in both which the Dutch had treated him with the greatest severity, he fell sick and died.

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Sunday 9th of May 2021 18:30	Cy	British Fourth Rate ship of the line 'Centurion' (1733) (60) 1733-1769 British 60 Gun 4th Rate Ship of the Line 1744 Renamed "Eagle" 1745 Renamed "Centurion"
Sunday 9th of May 2021 16:11	Les Turner	British Fourth Rate ship of the line 'Centurion' (1733) (60) 1733-1769 British 60 Gun 4th Rate Ship of the Line 1744 Renamed "Eagle" 1745 Renamed "Centurion"
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