Capt. Jan Heck the ship the Eenhoorn 90 men 28 guns Capt. Thijs Pereboom the ship the Pereboom 81 men 24 guns Capt. Theunis Vechtersz the ship the Schel 75 men 24 guns Capt. Claes Allertsz the ship the Nieuwe Casteel 65 men 14 guns Fishery ships taken by the English Capt. Jan Heck the ship the Adam en Eva 70 men 24 guns Capt. Herman Munnekes the ship the Wapen van Hollant 90 men 28 guns Capt. Jan Noblet the ship the Lant van Beloften 70 men 24 guns
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Saturday, March 31, 2007
A list of Noorderkwartier ships that I had heard about
In the last few days, I received pages from this list of Noorderkwartier ships from 1652 that were obviously what Carl Stapel had seen. A feature of this document is that fours are formed like they were nines. In fact, the list shows the correct armaments as well as lists actual crew numbers, from some date. The list has entries like: