Journal of H.M. Fireship Strombolo, Captain Samuel Wittewronge Clayton, December 2, 1776

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December 1776
Monday 2d

Moor'd with a Cable each way off New York
Moderate & Cloudy Weather, this Day I came on Board & took Command of the Ship ²
P.M. the Roebuck & Falcon moor'd up the East River Parole Gloucester.

1. PRO, Admiralty 51/931.

2. Clayton succeeded Charles Phipps.

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Date

1776 December 2

Author

Clayton, Samuel Wittewronge

Volume

Volume 7

Ships

Strombolo (Ship)

Series

American Theatre from November 1, 1776, to December 31, 1776

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