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Folio 203: Captain Thomas Crawley, Cambridge, Portsmouth. He has careened both sides...
Catalogue reference: ADM 106/463/203
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This record is about the Folio 203: Captain Thomas Crawley, Cambridge, Portsmouth. He has careened both sides... dating from 1695 June 7 in the series Navy Board: Records. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- 1695 June 7
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Folio 203: Captain Thomas Crawley, Cambridge, Portsmouth. He has careened both sides of the ship, has lost about 26 feet of the false keel but the sheathing is not damaged. He is taking in ballast and getting the ship re-fitted.
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- Navy
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