Rotterdam lt-admiraal Dorp Aemilia vice-admiraal Liefhebber Dordrecht kapitein Willem van Coulster Gelderlant kapitein Sijbrant Vijch Zeekalf kapitein Jan van Dijmen Prins Hendrik Amsterdam kapitein Joris van Cats Zuijder Zee kapitein Willem van Brederode Utrecht kapitein Jacob Brouwer Deventer kapitein Pieter Meussen Vloo Walcheren kapitein Denijs Tronquoij Haerlem kapitein Jacques Forant Gouda kapitein Jan van Galen Bul (is in England as a captive with his ship) Zeeland commandeur Jan Evertsen Vlissingen kapitein Joost Bankert Middelburg kapitein Frans Jansz Zeeridder kapitein Vlieger Meerminne kapitein Hollare Hasewint kapitein Regermorter Zierickzee North Holland vice-admiraal Quast Nassau kapitein Claes Ham Davit (Koning David) kapitein Bleecker Eendracht ? ? Hollandsche Tuijn (kapitein Halfhoorn) ? ? Eenhoorn (kapitein Keert de Koe)
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Saturday, March 11, 2006
The Dutch fleet in about 1636
I have a document from the Nationaal Archief that is written in very sloppy handwriting, as if done hastily. This is from the Staten Generaal 1 01 04, inventory number 5516. The list is somewhat interesting in that it has ship names and captains, ordered by admiralty. Just from the combination of ships and captains, the list appears to date from about 1636. I have slightly annotated the list and used other sources to be able to read almost incipherable names:
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