The ship Hollandsche Tuin, Captain Hillbrandt Jeroenssen Length from stem to sternpost: 116ft Beam: 26ft Hold: 11-1/2ft Height between decks: 6ft 24 guns: 6 gotelingen 8lbs 8 gotelingen 6lbs 4 gotelingen 4lbs 2 gotelingen 3lbs 4 gotelingen 2lbs Crew: 70 men
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Saturday, August 05, 2006
Hillebrandt Jeroenszoon's ship, the Hollandsche Tuin
Hillebrandt Jeroenszoon commanded the small, hired ship on 25 June 1652 and remained in service until about March 1653, when the ship was lying in the Texel, paid off. In August 1652, he was on a convoy to Muscovy. In September, his ship was lying in the Schooneveld with Witte de With's fleet and presumable fought in the Battle of the Kentish Knock. In December, he was assigned to a convoy that was to separate from the fleet and head for the French channel ports. This is the data for the ship: