Historic Shipping Loss and Rescue After Ogle Captivity
A long, detailed report recounts the misfortune of the ship Ogle with 52 aboard, including passengers, as a Spanish vessel loomed and a daring escape was mounted. Captain Carr and Capt. Smart aided in provisioning a longboat with water, beef, bread, and money while the sea roared and night fell. The court later decreed damages totaling 240 dollars to ship owners and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Gabe O Shayee
O.S
Savarriaw
Hier
Goa
Sibert
San Wing
Gmasr
Ogle
New- England
Gladef
Gmart
Weffel
Carr
Smart
Shimpany
Oobera Court
Beston
Caprin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dendy
Flint
Glago
Cara Brecom
Radnor Carman
Pembrok
C. Tswalgy
Caer At
Anglefet
Meimoter
Ieee
Akelsti
Resfons
Wales
Gans
Les
Millian
Philos
Hill
Pontvane
Philips
Cringa
Rae Willigins
Meilionoth
Humphrey Ouwen
Bodidds
George Deverens
Saytho
Jobny Algrepa
Monthy
Robert Wynne
Cwming
Robert Meyrick
Ucheldre
Fa Rianne
Monalbun
Ighay
Odfiran
Edmund Meyrick
Trefriw
Mg. Devere
Swithen
Robb
D. of
John
Iiss
Pani
Hereford
Fingis
Bengton
Tuckiey Naight
Haropstead
Fort Weg
Samener
Edward
Ball
Charles
Richard Brocas
Poise Car Compter
Joey
Ayaye
Sis” John
Locke
Thomas Cooke
Richard Chiswell
Qudley Foley
Philip Papillon
William. Fairketer
Fahnden
Watts
Oporto