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1699-12-19 - Launched in Copenhagen ([http://www.jmarcussen.dk/maritim/skibsliste/side.php?id=3764 Marcussen Ship Database]). It was the largest ship of the line ever constructed for the Danish navy. (Tidsskrift for Søvæsen 1888, p. 198) | 1699-12-19 - Launched in Copenhagen ([http://www.jmarcussen.dk/maritim/skibsliste/side.php?id=3764 Marcussen Ship Database]). It was the largest ship of the line ever constructed for the Danish navy. (Tidsskrift for Søvæsen 1888, p. 198) | ||
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1730 - Left the Navy (Tidsskrift for Søvæsen 1882, p. 401) | 1730 - Left the Navy (Tidsskrift for Søvæsen 1882, p. 401) | ||
Latest revision as of 03:39, 21 June 2024
1699-12-19 - Launched in Copenhagen (Marcussen Ship Database). It was the largest ship of the line ever constructed for the Danish navy. (Tidsskrift for Søvæsen 1888, p. 198)
1717 - large repairs and new masts. (Tidsskrift for Søvæsen 1888, p. 199)
1730 - Left the Navy (Tidsskrift for Søvæsen 1882, p. 401)
1732 - ship broken up. (Tidsskrift for Søvæsen 1888, p. 198)
1733-01-28 - Sold to the DAC (Marcussen Ship Database)
1733-10-27 - Roll Book signed for an expedition to Tranquebar under captain Thaae, Claus. Vice Captain was Muncheberg, Claus and the chaplain was Sundt, Michael. Crew consisted of 22 officers and NCOs, 30 sailors, two apprentices and 12 Opløbere, one of those named Thaae, Benjamin and likely related to the captain. Total crew of 66 seems very small for such a large ship. (RA: Roll Books)
