THE COMPASS
De Eendracht, departed from Texel, Netherlands, 21 March 1630 and arrived in
New Amsterdam (New York), 24 May 1630.
De Eendracht, departed from Texel, Netherlands, after 7 July 1631, and
arrived in New Amsterdam (New York).
Den Waterhondt, departed from Texel, Netherlands, June or July 1640, and
arrived in New Amsterdam (New York).
Den Houttuyn, departed from Netherlands, June 1642, and arrived in New Amsterdam
(New York).
De Bonte Koe (The Spotted Cow), departed from Netherlands, April 1660, and
arrived in New Amsterdam (New York).
De Bonte Koe (The Spotted Cow), departed from Netherlands, April 1663, and
arrived in New Amsterdam (New York).
De Vergulde Otter (The Gilded Otter), departed from Netherlands, April 1660, and
arrived in New Amsterdam (New York).
De Vergulde Otter (The Gilded Otter), departed from Netherlands, 22 December
1657, and arrived in New Amsterdam (New York).
De Vergulde Bever (The Gilded Beaver), departed from Netherlands, May 1658, and
arrived in New Amsterdam (New York).
Gilded Beaver, departed from Netherlands, and arrived in New Amsterdam (New
York).
Moesman (Market Gardener), departed from Netherlands, 1 May 1658, and arrived in
New Amsterdam (New York).
Brownfish, departed from Netherlands, June 1658, and arrived in New Amsterdam
(New York).
De Trouw (The Faith), departed from Netherlands, February 1659, and arrived in
New Amsterdam (New York).
Moesman, departed from Netherlands, April 1659, and arrived in New Amsterdam
(New York).
Beaver, departed from Netherlands, April 1659 and arrived in New Amsterdam (New
York).
Moesman, departed from Netherlands, March 1660, and arrived in New Amsterdam
(New York).
De Vergulde Bever (The Gilded Beaver), departed from Netherlands, March 29 1660,
and arrived in New Amsterdam (New York).
De Trouw (The Faith), departed from Netherlands, 13 December 1660 and arrived in
New Netherlands (New York).
Beaver, departed from Netherlands, May 1661 and arrived in New Amsterdam (New
York).
Faith, departed from Netherlands, March 1662 and arrived in New Amsterdam (New
York).
De Hoop (The Hope), departed from Netherlands, April 1662, and arrived in New
Amsterdam (New York).
De Vos (The Fox), departed from Netherlands, August 1662, and arrived in New
Amsterdam (New York).
De Rooseboom (The Rosetree), departed from Netherlands, March 15, 1663, and
arrived in New Amsterdam (New York).
De Sint Pieter (The St. Peter), departed from Netherlands, 16 October 1663 and
arrived in New Amsterdam (New York).
Faith, departed from Netherlands, January 1664, and arrived in New Amsterdam
(New York).
Globe, departed from Ireland, June 5, 1716, and arrived at an unknown port.
Patience and Judith, departed from London, England, June 30, 1716, and
arrived at an unknown port.
Ship name unknown, departed from Ireland, 22 September 1736, and arrived at
an unknown port.
Catherine, departed from Ireland, June 24, 1737, and arrived at an unknown
port.
Ship name unknown, departed from, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada, and
arrived at an unknown port.
Ship name unknown, departed from Ireland, 1762.
Ship name unknown, departed from Ireland, 1764.
Hannah, departed from Cork, Ireland, September 11 1764, and arrived at an
unknown port.
Brig Freemason, departed from Cork, Ireland and arrived at an unknown port,
December 27, 1764.
Ship name unknown, departed from Ireland, 1765.
Ship name unknown, departed from Ireland, 1768.
Ship name unknown, departed from Ireland, 1779.
Ship name unknown, departed from Ireland, 1767.
Brig, Ann and Margaret, departed from Ireland, 14 October 1767, and arrived
at an unknown port, 1766.
Brig William, departed from Ireland, and arrived September 29, 1766, and
arrived at an unknown port, 1766.
Mary and Ann, departed from an unknown port, and arrived in James City,
Virginia, 12 August 1700.
Peter and Anthony, departed from London, England, and arrived in James
River, Virginia, 20 September 1700.
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