Officers Ships Date Sailors Soldiers Guns Jan Paulussen van Gelder Noordholland 1670 180 40 44
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Wednesday, January 21, 2009
A tidbit from 1671
In the list from 1671, there is this entry:
Monday, January 19, 2009
Lt-Cdr Hessel Gerritsz
On 23 July 1653, luitenant-commandeur Hessel Gerritsz commanded the Friesland fluit Graef Willem (26 guns). The appointed captain for the Graef Willem was Jan Coenders.
Saturday, January 10, 2009
A hired ship fighting in the Battle of Livorno on 15 March 1653
We don't know which ship this was, but it was almost certainly one of the ships hired by the Admiralty of Amsterdam in Italian ports. All of these ships carried 28 guns and had a crew (at least nominally) of 100 men. The ships were rather large, being 128 to 140 feet long (Amsterdam feet).
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