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HCMS San Jose (1719)

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HCMS San Jose, 52/56

San Josefh

Conde de Tolosa (?)

Tolosa (?)

Details

FormerToulouse
NationalityBought
Ordered
Started
Named
Launched1703
ShipyardToulon
Plans
ConstructorFrancois Coulomb?
Decks2
Rate4th Rates
Crew500?
In Service1719-mar-08
Out Service1724-aug-24
FateWrecked

 

Dimensions

UnitsLenghtKeelBeamDepthDraughtWeightDisplacementSource
Codos75' (43.10)65' (37.36)20.25' (11.64)8.5' (4.88)752?
Burgos ft.150' (41.79)40' (11.14)17' (4.74)752b01

 

Armament

GunsDate#lbs#lbs#lbsFiresSource
56171924182212108776 (350)?
5217??2418221263714 (322)?

 

 

Commanders

1724-jul-03Captain D. Sebastian de Villasennor.

 

Service Record

1718-mmm-00Spain adquired.?
1719-mmm-00Spain adquired.?
1719-mar-08Left Cadiz alone? to Veracruz.GdM01
1719-jul-31Left Veracruz to La Habana with gold & goods.GdM01
1719-aug-00Arrived to La Habana.
1719-aug-00Left La Habana with N S de Guadalupe to Cadiz with gold & goods.GdM01
1719-nov-10Arrive to Cadiz with N S de Guadalupe with 40,861 pesos & goods.GdM01
1719-dec-00Left Santander to Cadiz with N S de Guadalupe, Hermione & Fidela.
1719-dec-00Captured a british frigate at the Gulf of Biscay.
1719-dec-21Action of Cape Saint Vincent
1720-jan-02Enterd at Cadiz with N S de Guadalupe, Hermione & Fidela.
1724-jul-03Left Cadiz with N S de Guadalupe to Veracruz carring 400 tones of mercury (quicksilver).
1724-jul-00Entered at Tenerife with N S de Guadalupe.
1724-aug-13Entered at Puerto Rico with N S de Guadalupe.
1724-aug-23Left Puerto Rico with N S de Guadalupe to Veracruz.
1724-aug-24Sunk off Samana Bay, Dominican Republic, due to a hurrican.1
1724-aug-25Only 30 from almost 600 crew survived.

 

Actions & Battles

1719-dec-21Action of Cape Saint Vincent

 

Notes

Former french privateer Toulouse captured by british Stirling Castle in 1711-dec-02.

Sold to D. Diego de Murga, Marquess of Montesacro in 1714.

Served between 1714-1718 as a privateer under the name of San Felipe y Santiago (aka La Tolosa).

Sold? to Spain in 1718 or early 1719 by D. Diego Murga (as payment for corso privateering or american trade?).

1 In 1977, Captain Tracy Bowden with his ship The Hickory, found & recovered parts of the ship and can be found at Museo del Hombre Dominicano and Acuario Nacional of Dominican Republic.

 

Sources

GdM01Gazeta de Madrid (22/11/1718)

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