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Ship's name(s): Zeepaard; Vrijheid; Honkoop; Dolfijn; Antoinetta Coenradina; Indiaan;...
Catalogue reference: HCA 30/723
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- HCA 30/723
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1771-1780
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Ship's name(s): Zeepaard; Vrijheid; Honkoop; Dolfijn; Antoinetta Coenradina; Indiaan; Hogersmilde; Behemot
Nationality: Dutch
Type of voyage: East India CompanyParticulars: Journals: Zeepaard (Wampo to Texel, 1777/8), Vrijheid (Amsterdam to Batavia 1774, China to Texel 1775), Honkoop (China to Netherlands, 1780/1), Indiaan (Batavia to Amsterdam, 1779), Behemot (Batavia to Netherlands, 1778). Inventory of ship's stores and loading list, Dolfijn, 1779. Stowage list, Antoinetta Coenradina, 1776. Lists of seamen's slops sold on board. Details of private goods brought from the Netherlands, toys, playing cards, Friesian clocks etc. In the journal of De Indiaan a seaman's song of nine couplets.
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- This piece is included in the HCA Prize Papers sorting and cataloguing project, and is not available to order. Please ask a member of staff to contact the Prize Papers team to arrange access to it
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- The National Archives, Kew
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HCA 30
High Court of Admiralty, and Supreme Court of Judicature: Admiralty Miscellanea
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