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Nuestra Señora de la Santisima Trinidad (116)
(1769)
Sir William Carnegie (7
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Earl Northesk) (1756-1831)
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(1667)
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Jean-Jacques de La Chaise
Nationality
French
Roles
Naval Sailor
First Known Service
1757
CSORN
Last Known Service
1759
CSORN
Event History
Date from
Date to
Event
Source
1757
1759
Le Comte de Provence (68)
, Capitaine de Vaisseau and Commanding Officer
IORMAR
8.3.1757
Action of 8th March 1757
3.8.1758
Battle of Negapatam
10.9.1759
Battle of Pondicherry
Sources
ID
Name
Author
Type
CSORN
Commissioned Sea Officers of the Royal Navy
David Bonner-Smith
,
Robert L. DiNardo
,
David Syrett
,
Web Site
IORMAR
IOR/L/MAR - India Office - Marine Department Records
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