MaSS

stepping stones of maritime history

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History

The Camel leaves Texel for Batavia on January 4, 1625. She arrives there on September 19, 1625. Stayed in the Indies and was lost on 'Boompjes-eiland', 17-02-1630.

Insulae Iavae Pars Occidentalis Edente Hadriano Relando (

Rijksmuseum NG-501-78

Sent to Siam on July 23, 1627 to have the skin doubled (again). (Daily register 1627)

Description

Built: yard in Amsterdam, 1624
Tonnage: 250 last

References

Dutch-Asiatic Shipping.
Details of voyage 0316.1 from Texel to Batavia.
NL-HaNA_1.04.02_7345_0377.
Dagh-register gehouden int Casteel Batavia 1625-27.

Down on 22 February

Neptunus, De Grote († 1606, 419 years ago)
Cabo Cruz, (Niquero district) Bahia Guacanayabo, Cuba
Ankeveen († 1663, 362 years ago)
Fuzhou, China
Molenaar († 1682, 343 years ago)
Thoothukudi, India
Akerboom († 1689, 336 years ago)
Vlissingen?, Netherlands
Meermin († 1766, 259 years ago)
Struis Bay, Western Cape, South Africa
Darlington († 1886, 139 years ago)
Western Reef, Bermuda
Bandoeng († 1917, 108 years ago)
Bishop rock, United Kingdom
Jacatra SS († 1917, 108 years ago)
Bishop rock, United Kingdom
Zaandijk († 1917, 108 years ago)
Bishop Rock, United Kingdom
Gaasterland († 1917, 108 years ago)
Bishop rock, United Kingdom

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