Jacques Dandenne Père (d.1699)

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Jacques Dandenne Père

NationalityFrench
RolesNaval Sailor, Privateer
First Known Service1684ref:692
Sonref:692
Last Known Service1694ref:692
Date of Death1699ref:683

Event History

Date from	Date to	Event	Source
1689		Capitaine de Frégate Légère	ref:683
6.1689	1690	L'Hercule (30) 1689-1690 French 30 Gun Privateer Frigate (Frégate Légère) , Capitaine de Frégate Légère, and Commanding Officer	ref:1586
6.1689	10.1690	Commander of the Armement Mixte of Colbert de Seignelay
10.1690	11.1690	Le Trident (52) 1688-1695 French 52 Gun 3rd Rate Ship of the Line , Capitaine de Frégate Légère, and Commanding Officer	ref:683
10.1690	3.11.1690	Commander of the Armement Mixte of Colbert de Seignelay et d'Amon
1692	1694	Le Fendant (54) 1672-1702 French 54 Gun 4th Rate Ship of the Line , Capitaine de Frégate Légère, as captain corsair and Commanding Officer	ref:692
1696	1697	Le Solide (50) 1695-1702 French 50 Gun 4th Rate Ship of the Line , Capitaine de Corsaire , Private Owners, and Commanding Officer	ref:683

Notes on Officer

Captainref:692

Captain of the privateers "Florissant 1695" State Ship ??? and "Dromadaire"

Homeportref:692

Dunkirk

Sources

IDNameAuthorType

ref:1586 Thesis

ref:683Gilbert Buti, Philippe Hrodej, Digital Book

ref:692Jean Jacques Salein, Web Site

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Posted by Maxim Bankin on Sunday 17th of April 2022 18:27

In the book "The Crisis of French Sea Power, 1688–1697" Geoffrey Symcox written that Le Solide and L'Oiseau sailed in 1996-97 from Brest, and family of commander was Dandenne. Chewalier d'Andenne (captain of Dromadaire in 1688). Andaine it is new orthography of family Andenne And in "Archives du Finistere" 1698-1699 said "26 juin.
— Tutelle des enfants de feu Jean d'Andaine, capitaine
de vaisseau, et de Catherine Pérennes, demeurant à
Brest ; comparution des procureurs des parents : Marie
Maliny, veuve de Philippe d'Andaine, marchand, Jean
Hirot, maître-tonnellier, et Marie-Jeanne d'Andaine, sa
femme, Jean Gratien et Marguerite d'Andaine, safemme,
Jean Pérennes, recteur de Primelin, doyen du Cap-
Sizun, etc". Probably it was not Jaques Dandenne from Dunkirk, but Jean d'Andenne/d'Andaine - from Brest, who captured 3 english ships 5 may 1697 (HMS Seaford, HMS Blaze and merchantman pinacce Concord).

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