HMS Hermione
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HMS Hermione was the lead ship of the Hermione class, a six-ship class of 32-gun fifth-rate frigates of the Royal Navy. She was launched on 9 September 1782, at Bristol. Hermione was commissioned and then paid off a number of times during the 1780s. She underwent repairs between October 1790 and June 1792, followed by a period spent refitting at Chatham Dockyard until January 1793. She was recommissioned in December 1792, before sailing to the Jamaica in March 1793. Hermione served in the West Indies during the early years of the French Revolutionary Wars, participating in the British attack on Port-au-Prince, where she led a small squadron that accompanied troop transports.
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Robert Dodd - The cutting out of H.M.S. Hermione, 24th October 1799 CSK 2002 One
HMS Hermione, muster roll, 7 April to 7 July 1797, ,p.1 "Widows Man", numbers 12 -15
Porto Cavallo, 1799 RCIN 735082
The cutting out of the HMS Hermione at Puerto Cabello in Venezuela in 1799, by Charles Edward Dixon
Porto Cavallo, 1799 RCIN 735080.a
HMS Hermione muster, 1797, p.9, listing Thomas Nash AB,aka Jonathan Robbins, a leader of the Mutiny
Robert Dodd - The cutting out of H.M.S. Hermione, 24th October 1799 CSK 2002 Two
# 179, Thomas Nash, aka Jonanthan Robbins, AB born Waterford Ireland, British National Archives,HMS Hermione Muster 1797, (ADM 36/12011),p.9
Santa Cecilia (HMS Hermione) saiing out from Puerto Cabello after being secured by boats from HMS SurpriseHMS Hermione, muster roll, 7 April to 7 July 1797, ,p.1 "Widows Man", numbers 12 -15
