The King's Ships 1642.
Source History of Portsmouth and Docks
Summer Guard, May to October 1642.
Merchant Ships for the Summer Guard 1642.
His Majesty's Ships for the Irish Sea, Summer Guard 1642.
Ship | Rate | Commander | Lieutenant | Men | Tons | Guns | Built |
Swallow | 3 | Capt. Thomas | Kettleby | 150 | 360 | 34 | 1634 |
Bonaventure | 3 | Capt. Henry | Stradling | 160 | 557 | 32 | 1621 |
Merchant Ships for the Irish Sea, Summer Guard 1642.
The King's Ships, Winter Guard 1642.
November to April.
Merchant Ships for the Winter Guard 1642.
Merchant Pinnaces for the Winter Guard 1642.
Ship | Men |
Mary | 15 |
William and John | 12 |
Neptune of Weymouth | 12 |
King's Ships for the Irish Coast, Winter Guard 1642.
Ship | Rate | Commander | Lieutenant | Men | Tons | Guns | Built |
Charles | 2 | Admiral | | 250 | 810 | 44 | 1633 |
Lion | 3 | | | 170 | 602 | 40 | 1640 |
King's Pinnaces for the Irish Coast, Winter Guard 1642.
Mr. Thompson's Ships, Winter Guard 1642.
The King's Ships at Bristol, Winter Guard 1642.
Ship | Men |
Fellowship | 90 |
Mary | 30 |
Little Mary | 30 |
Merchant Pinnaces at Bristol, Winter Guard 1642.
Merchant Ships to be added to the Irish Guard, 1642.
Ships surveyed in early 1642 but not listed for the summer or winter guards.
Not fit for Sea Service, early 1642.
Source:
The Calendar of State Papers Domestic 1642.
The Portsmouth Papers No. 7.
Penn 1. 22.
Lords Journal 5. 379.
Report by: William Batten, Surveyor of the Navy, early 1642.
English History Review, ix. 96. Oppenheim.
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