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L'Elisabeth
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Type
:
Private Shipyard
Location(s)
:
Newcastle upon Tyne -
Northumberland
-
River Tyne
River Tyne -
North Sea
-
Durham
-
Northumberland
People associated with Howden Pans
From
To
Type
Owner
Francis Hurry (d.1808)
Events at Howden Pans
1781/06/07
Launched
Argo (44)
BWAS-1714
1792
Launched
Albion
EICS
1795/02/07
Launched
Brunswick
EICS
1804/05
Launched
Alert (16)
BWAS-1793
1804/06
Launched
Cormorant (16)
BWAS-1793
1806/12/24
Launched
Raleigh (16)
BWAS-1793
Sources
ID
Name
Author
Type
BWAS-1714
British Warships in the Age of Sail 1714 - 1792
Rif Winfield
,
Book
EICS
East India Company Ships
Andrea Cordani
,
Cy Harrison
,
Web Site
BWAS-1793
British Warships in the Age of Sail 1793 - 1817
Rif Winfield
,
Book
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