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Thomas Vaughan, Master’s Mate, Lieutenant

Posted on January 1, 2013 by Joe

…. Afterward, he captained the 150-ton letter-of-marque Unicorn in 1758. Early in July 1760, part-owner and shipmaster Lyon was taken on the brig Spence and carried into Jamaica where he possibly spent time with Thomas Vaughan’s father Edward. After his return to Philadelphia, Captain Lyon became half-owner and master of the 20-ton brigantine Polly in 1760, sailing her until the death of his first wife Mary Fisher in September 1762. Charles Lyon ma… Continue reading →

Frederick Calkins, Master’s Mate

Posted on March 26, 2010 by Joe

…to three years service. Even state navies, like their militia forces, usually only required three to nine month commitments. Navy crewmen were also subject to stricter discipline and well defined cruising orders which limited their ability to seek prizes while at the same time exposing them to the greater danger of engaging enemy warships. “Gentlemen volunteers” no longer answered the call of the recruiting officer. As a result Captain Harding was… Continue reading →

Pierre Douville, Lieutenant

Posted on September 5, 2016 by Joe

…operty on lle-aux-Chiens , literally “Island of the Dogs”. Today the uninhabited low-lying outcrop just east of Saint Pierre is known as lle-aux-Marins, or “Island of the Sailors”. In time, the family was removed from that place to Saint Pierre or St. Peter’s. According to the 2008 article “Pierre Douville: an illustrious son of St John” authored by Georges Arsenault and appearing in the The Acadian Museum of Prince Edward Island publication “Litt… Continue reading →

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Thomas Budd, Surgeon’s Mate

Posted on July 29, 2019 by Joe

…r 9 Inches high, aged 28, slim made, thin Visage, yellow Complexion, a likely lively cunning Fellow, speaks good English, and can speak Low Dutch. He formerly belonged to Thomas Budde, at Morris-Town in New-Jersey, who two or three Months ago sold him to the Widow Mrs. Elizabeth Finn, at Prakenas in the County of Bergen, from whom he run away soon after, and being advertised, was taken and brought Home to his Mistress, by whom he was soon after so… Continue reading →

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Woodward Abraham, Seaman

Posted on April 15, 2020 by Joe

…hat English Thomas is actually Thomas English and that John Haynes eventually escaped. However, Herbert clearly identifies Woodward Abraham’s vessel as the sloop Hawk’s unnamed prize. A number of writers over the years have incorrectly associated the sloop Hawk’s prize with Captain Jeremiah Hibbert’s schooner Hawke’s prize whose crew was also represented at Old Mill Prison, although that ship’s men hailed from Manchester and Marblehead instead. Hi… Continue reading →

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