1678 wreck of an Irish cargo vessel, which was wrecked off Charmouth during a storm, evidenced by deceased crew members coming ashore here. Constructed of wood, she was a sailing vessel.
Status: Casualty
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'March 20. Lyme. Anthony Thorold to Williamson...Since the last great storm there is much wreck on this coast and at Charmouth some dead men came ashore. We judge it to be an Irish vessel from St. Malo. The merchant of her some of our people pretend to know, having besides his crucifix some other signals...' (1)
Date of Loss Qualifier: Reporting date of loss
Sources/Archives (2)
<1> SWX4893
Monograph: Calendar of State Papers Domestic. Charles II, 1678, March 1678, No. 111, 20-MAR-1678.
<2>XY SDO14739
Digital archive: National Record of the Historic Environment. 1620082. [Mapped feature: #637817 ]
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SY 3645 9145 (point)
Map sheet
SY39SE
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Legacy UID: National Monuments Record: SY 39 SE 28
Legacy UID: National Record of the Historic Environment: 1620082
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Apr 9 2024 10:48AM
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