History
Zandloper made one successful voyage to the Indies and back to the Netherlands. The second outward voyage from Wielingen (22-2-1700) to Ceylon (20-9-1700) was her last.
The Zandloper capsized and sank in a storm on 20 November 1701. This happened off the coast of Trinconomale in modern day Sri Lanka on a journey from Bengal to Galle. Captain Kornelis van de Kriek is recorded as having gone down with his ship, although some members of the crew swam to the shore and reached a coastal place called "Caddrawally".
Description
Built: Wharf: Delftshaven
master: Kornelis van de Kriek
Length | 90.1 Amsterdam feet (25.5 m) |
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References
- Dutch National Archives.
NA 1.04.02, inv. nr. 8915.
8915, 442. - NA 1.04.01.01. 551, Lijst van alle zoodanige Schepen.