British hired ship 'Jocelyn' (1642)

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Jocelyn

11400
Nominal Guns16W015
NationalityKingdom of England
OperatorState Navy
Hired1642W015
ShipyardUnknownW015
CategoryHired VesselW015
Ship TypeShip
Sailing RigShip Rigged
Returned to Owners1646W015

Dimensions


DimensionMeasurementTypeMetric EquivalentW015
Burthen196Tons BM 

Crew Complement


Date# of MenNotesSource
164260Establishment
164559EstablishmentW015
2.164659EstablishmentW015

5 Commanding Officers


DatesRankNameSource
1642Captain? PygottW0151642CaptainRichard Partridge (d.1672)W0151643CaptainJohn StansbyBWAS-16031644 - 1646CaptainRobert Clarke (d.1669)W0152.1646 - 1646CaptainJohn MoothamBWAS-1603

Service History


DateEventSource
7.1642Assisting in the relief of the Seige of HullW015
1.4.1643In Portsmouth HarbourW015

Fleets
FromUntilFleetFleet CommanderSource
16421642Summer Guard of 1642Sir John Pennington (d.1646)

Notes on Ship


StoresW015
From: 'House of Commons Journal Volume 3: 01 April 1643'
That it be recommended unto Sir Wm. Lewes, Governor of Portesmouth, to give a Speedy Dispatch in delivering the Guns, and Gun Stores, that are in his Power, and belonging to the Swiftsure and Jocelyn, riding in Portesmouth Harbour.
Goods taken by ForceW015
From: 'House of Commons Journal Volume 3: 13 June 1643'
that Colonel Moore shall have his Ship, lately called the William and Thomas, with all the Goods and Tackle, restored unto him, which was taken from him, by the Forces of the Earl of Derby, riding in the Harbour at Leverpoole: And the Captain of the Jocelyn, or in whose Power else the said Ship and Goods are, are hereby required to deliver the same to such Persons, as shall be appointed by Colonel Moore to receive the same: And, for their so doing, this shall be to them, and every of them, a sufficient Discharge
Sent to HullW015
From: 'House of Lords Journal Volume 5: 9 July 1642'
I have ordered for Hull Three Ships, according to the Votes of the House of Commons; videlicet, His Majesty's Ship The Charles, Sampson and Josseline of the Merchants; and have likewise appointed The Unicorne and Rainbow of the King's to join with those Merchant Ships to the Northward, for the bringing in The Lyon and Providence, and intercepting what Arms or Ammunition may be transported to the North
At HullW015
From: 'House of Lords Journal Volume 5: 18 July 1642'
There is come into the Road Two Ships, The Sampson and The Josselyne. Captains Moyer and Pygott have done extraordinary good Service, and helped us much. I desire some Expressions may come from Parliament of the Acceptance thereof; and that neither of these may be sent for away, being that they are now acquainted with this River, and the best Means of clearing it. They have mounted some Pieces of one Side of the River, and have endeavoured to do the like upon the other Side; but have, by Captain Pigott, been prevented, who hath, after Eighty Shot of Great Ordnance, taken Three of their Pieces. Moyer brought in Four Gentlemen of Quality, Troopers, with Eleven good Horses.

Sources


IDDescriptionAuthorType
W015English Parliamentary JournalsVariousWeb Site
BWAS-1603British Warships in the Age of Sail 1603 - 1714Rif WinfieldBook
 
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