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Revision as of 19:58, November 20, 2013
HCA 13/72 Ships
Editorial history
Created 30/04/13, by CSG
Updated data, 06/10/13, by CSG
Purpose
To list all ships mentioned in depositions before the Admiralty Court of England in 1657 and 1658 (HCA 13/72) - CURRENTLY A PARTIAL LIST
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A
Abrahams Offereing
Abrahams Offering
Adventure
Adventure frigot
Affrican frigat
Alexander
Angall of Yahall
Angell
Anne Pearcie [= Anne Pearcy]
Anne Pearcy [= Anne Pearcie]
Anne Pearcye [= Anne Pearcie; = Anne Pearcy]
Armes (of Holland)
Armes of the Dutchesse [of Cureland]
Asses
B
Bachelor [of Colchester]
Baniamin
Baniamins
Banjamin
Batchelor [of Colchester]
Bell wharfe [London]
Benjamin
Black Cock of Memblick
Black Horseman
Blockerki[?r]ke [of London]
Bridgewater ffrigott
Bridgewater ffrygot
Bryer frigot
Bryar ffrigott
C
Cane Merchant [now called the Change]
Catherine
Catherine and Thomas (hoy) [= Katherine and Thomas]
Centurion [= Centurion ffrigott]
Centurion ffrigott
Change [formerly called the Cane Merchant]
Charitie [of London]
Charity [of Bristoll]
Charity [of London)
Christopher [of Portsmouth]
Consent
Content [of Harwich]
Culpepper
D
Daniel
Dartmouth frigatt
Defence
Discovery
Discover alias Saint Jacob
Dover Merchant
Dragon
Armes of the Dutchesse [of Cureland]
E
Eagle [= Eagle Ketch]
Eagle Ketch
East India Merchant
East Land Merchant
Eastland Marchant
Eastland Merchant
Eagle ketch
Edward [of Bristol]
Edward [of London]
Edward and John
Elizabeth
Elizabeth frigot
Elizabeth and Dorothie
Elizabeth and Dorothy
Elizabeth and Mary
Elizabeth hulke
Hulke the Elizabeth
Employment [of London]
Endeavour
Endimion
Endymion
Erasmus
Essex frigot
Exeter Merchant
F
ffalcon
fflying fanne
ffortune [of London]
ffreindshipp [of London]
Fower Sisters [of London]
Freinshipp [of London]
G
Gainsborough ffrigott
Gaynsborough ffrigott
George
George and Angell
Gilbert
Golden Cock
Golden dove
Golden ffleece
Golden ffox [of London]
Golden ffortune [of London]
Golden King [of Middleborow]
Golden Sonne [= Golden Sunne]
Golden Sunne
Golden wine fat
Goodhousewife
Good Successe
Guift [of Topsham]
Guifte [of Topsham]
H
Hadarene
Hannibal [of London]
Happy deliverance
Hare [of Middleborough]
Hercules [let out as a ship of war to the Commonwealth of England]
Hope [of Dover]
Hope [of fflushing]
Hope [of London]
Hopefull Luke
Hopewell
I
Indeavour
Indurance [Yarmouth]
Indurance hoye [of Yarmouth]
Industrie
Industry
Isaac [of Plymouth[
Isaack [of Plymouth]
Isack [of Plymouth]
J
Jacob (= Saint Jacob)
Jacob [of Larwick, Norway]
Jamaica Merchant [=Strong Rowland]
John
John Baptista [of London]
John Baptista [of London]
John and Abigall
John and Elizabeth [of London (ketch)]
John and William
Jonathan [not of Bristoll]
Jonathan of Bristoll (ketch/keech)
Jonathon
Joseph of London [Vincent Ruflet, master; 250 tonnes]
K
Katherine and Thomas (a Hoy)
katharine or kate [ = Saint Katharine otherwise Kate]
King David [of Yarmouth; built at Serdam in Holland]
King David [of London]
L
Lady ffrigott
Lady of Conquest
Nostra Seniora da Rosario alias the Lady Mary
Lawrence
Little Bettie (of London)
Little Lyon [now of London]
Lizard frigot
Love [of Amsterdam]
Lyon
M
Madame de la Guarda
Madame [or Madona]
Madona [or Madame]
Magdalenn of Cann [barke]
Maidston ffrigott
Maidstone [= Maidstonr ffrigott]
Maidstone frigot ("in the immediate service of this Commonwealth")
Malin
Maline
Margarett
Marie ffrigott [=Mary ffrigott]
Marriage
Marston Moore frigot
Marten [of London]
Martin frigot
Martin ffrigott [of Waterford, Ireland]
Mary
Mary [of Amsterdam]
Mary ffrigott [=Marie ffrigott]
Marygold
Mathew [of London]
Maydestone frigott
Maydston ffrigott
Maydstone [=maydstone ffrigott]
Maydstone ffrigott
Marston Moore frigot [in the immediate service of this Commonwealth]
Mary [a shallop]
Mary [of London]
Mary [s Dutch ship] [=Saint Mary]
Mary and Joice [= Mary and Joyce]
Mary and Joyce [= Mary and Joice]
Mary and John
Mary Constance
Mary [of Amsterdam]
Mayflower
Mayflower [of Stockton]
Middleburrough ffrigott [in the imediate service of this Commonwealth]
Middleborough ffrigott
Middleburrow ffrigott
Milkemaide [of Amsterdam]
Milke Maide [of Amsterdam]
Minories [=Minories Busse]
Minories Busse
Morningstarr
Morning Starr
Morning Starr [of Amsterdam]
N
Nantwich ffrigott
Negro
Newberry frigot
Nicholas
Nightingale
Northampton [formerly the Shepard]
Nostra Seniora da Consisao
Nostra Seniora da Co[?u?c]eisao
Nostra Seniora da Remedios
Nostra Seniora da Rosario alias the Lady Mary
Nostra Seniora da Rosario Saint Consalvo
Nostra Seniora da Rosario Saint Gonzalo
Nostra Seniora da Rosario Saint Gonsalves
Nostra Signiora de Rosario Saint Gonsalvo
Nostra Seniora do Rosario Saint Gonsaluo
Nostra Seniora do Rosario alias the Lady Mary
O
Oake Tree [of London, 35o tons]
Olive Branch
Oporto Merchant
Ostend ffrigot [of Ostend]
P
Parker frigot
Pearle ffrigott
Pellican [of London]
Peter [of ?London]
Peter [of Bristoll/Bristow]
Peter [of Tunsbry in Norway]
Phenix
Phonix
Pilgrim
Plaine dealing
Poores Relief
Popperkerick
Preston ffrigott
Prince
Prinse
Prosperous
Providence
Q
R
Rappahanack
Ravan Wespis
Recoverie
Recovery
Recovery of Bristoll
Reformation
Revero [of Genoa]
Robert [of Bristowe]
Roger and Edmond
Rosemary
Royall Defence [= William and George]
S
Saint Antionio [Spanish ship]
Saint Anthony [Spanish ship]
Saint Katharine otherwise Kate
Saint Jacob [?of Amsterdam]
Saint Jacob [of Lubeck]
Saint John [of Larwick"]
Saint John [a flyboat of Amsterdam]
Saint John Baptist
Saint Lawrence
Saint Lucar Merchant
Saint Mary
Saint Mary [a dutch ship] [=Mary]
Saint Nicholas
Saint Peter [of Ostend]
Saint Salvador
Sampson
Samuel
Samuell
Saphir
Sara [of London]
Sarah [of London]
Saw Mill [of fflushing]
Seaven Brothers
Seniora da Conceisao
Senflower
Shepard [now the Northampton]
Sippo
Six Brothers
Sixe Brothers
Strong Rowland [=Jamaica Merchant]
Successe [of London]
Suckley or Suckling
Suckling [= Suckley]
Sun [= Yellow Sun]
T
Teneriffe Merchant
Thomas and Catherine [of Rochester]
Thomas and Katherine [of Rochester]
Thomas and Lucia
Thomas and Lu[?c]ia
Three Brothers
Torrington [an English frigate]
Trade Increase
Trades [= Trades Increase]
Trades Encrease
Trades Increase
Triumph [ship of war of the Commonwealth]
Two Brothers
U
Unicorne [of Middleborowe]
Unitie
V
Valentine
Victory of Saint Malo's
Virgin Mary
Virgin Mary and Alla Saints
Virgin Mary and All Saints [of Cartagena]
Virgin Mary and All Saints [of Carthagena]
Vosse
W
Waterhound
Welcombe
Welcome
West India Merchant
White Lillie
White Lilly
White Lillye
Wildbeane CLEARLY AN ERROR (HCA 13/72 f.214r)
Wildbeare
Wildeboare
Wild boare
William and Anne
William and George [= Royal Defence]
William and George alias the Royal Defence
X
Y
Yarmouth frigot
Yellow Sun
Yellow Sunn
Z
Zebulon
W
Welcombe
Welcome
White lillie
Whie Lilly
William Bonadventure
4
4 Sisters
6
6 Brothers
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[X]ierick Sea,
