British Merchant ship 'William and Elizabeth' (1635)

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William and Elizabeth			14407
Nominal Guns	22
Nationality	Kingdom of England
Operator	Private Owners
Acquired	7.1635
Shipyard	Horsleydown Wharf - Bermondsey
Category	Merchant
Ship Type	Ship
Sailing Rig	Ship Rigged
Last known	7.1635
Becomes	British hired ship 'William and Elizabeth' (1637) (22) 1637-1637 British 22 Gun Hired Ship

Dimensions

DimensionMeasurementTypeMetric EquivalentSPD-1635-6
Burthen200Ton

Service History

DateEventSource
8.7.1635A Trinity House Certificate was issuedSPD-1635-6
11.7.1635Lords of the Admiralty to [Montjoy Earl of Newport]. To allow John Thompson, John Bundock, William Walcott, and William Otwell, owners of the William and Elizabeth, of London, of 200 tons, to supply their ship with 22 pieces of iron ordnance from the founder's store. [Copy. Ibid., fol. 145. 2/3 p.]SPD-1635-6

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IDNameAuthorType

SPD-1635-6John Bruce, Book

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