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Jeune Cornelis
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Other name(s):
Jonge Cornelis
Journey of the 'Jeune Cornelis' from St Valery to Rotterdam, Broers (master), interrupted by capture by the 'Carlisle', Owens (commanding) on 8 October 1745
Date:
October 1745 - 8 October 1745
Captain:
Sybe Broers, Master of the Jeune Cornelis in 1745
Place start:
St. Valery
Place end:
English Channel
Intended destination:
Rotterdam
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Journey interrupted by capture
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Capture
Court process
Description:
The Jeune Cornelis was laden with glass, honey, 2 trunks and 1 box. The box and the trunks contained suits of men's clothes, silk ribbons, silk stockings, silk palatines, embroidered gauze, pencils and paint, silk lace, embroidered muslin, ruffles and handkerchiefs, silk waistcoats embroidered with gold, flannel garters, box combs, quilted capes, silk flowers, silk gloves, worsted stockings, Spanish lace, necklaces, earrings, millerey and snuff boxes. Only the the goods and the passenger were seized.
Lading
Glassware
Food
Clothing and accessories
Silk
Textiles and clothing
Books, papers, and stationary
Muslin
Tools
Crew
2
Passengers
1
Passenger:
Jean Baptiste Callais, Passenger on board the Jeune Cornelis in 1745
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