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Sea-flower (4) 1714-1718
British 4 Gun
Merchant Sloop
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Charles BainsBritish
Ship Owner
Merchant Sailor
Service 1714-1718
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John ScottBritish
Merchant Sailor
Service 1798
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La Vengeance (20) 1797-1800
French 20 Gun
Privateer Unknown
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Zephyr (8) 1790-1798
British 8 Gun
Merchant East Indiaman
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Woodcot (Unknown) 1786-1798
British Unknown Gun
Merchant East Indiaman
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Raymond (Unknown) 1782-1798
British Unknown Gun
Merchant East Indiaman (EIC Regular Ship)
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Cassandra (26) 1720-1723
Pirate 26 Gun
6th Rate Ship
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Cassandra (26) 1719-1720
British 26 Gun
Merchant East Indiaman
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Richard LazenbyBritish
Naval Sailor
Pirate
Service 1719-1723
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Pierre Turnier

NationalityFrench
RolesNaval Sailor, Privateer
First Known Service9.1798ref:743

Date from	Date to	Event	Source
9.1798	1799	L'Aventurier (14) 1799-1800 French 14 Gun Privateer Unknown , Volontaire de la Marine	ref:743
21.8.1810	17.9.1810	L'Alexandre (4) 1810-1810 French 4 Gun Privateer Dogger , Enseigne de Corsaire , Private Owners	ref:743

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ref:743Daniel Burgot, Web Site

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