HMS Grafton

1750 third-rate ship of the line

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1750 (see also HMS Grafton, Chilean frigate Almirante Lynch, HMS Grafton, HMS Grafton, HMS Grafton, HMS Grafton, HMS Grafton) object, third-rate, Royal Navy, United Kingdom

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1750-01-01T00:00:00Z

HMS Grafton

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Frameless

Captain Thomas Cornewall, RN

'Grafton' (1750) RMG J3150

'Grafton' (1750); 'Somerset' (1748); 'Northumberland' (1750); 'Orford' (1749); 'Swiftsure' (1750); 'Vanguard' (1748); 'Buckingham' (1751) RMG J3149

'Grafton' (1750); 'Somerset' (1748); 'Northumberland' (1750); 'Orford' (1749); 'Swiftsure' (1750); 'Vanguard' (1748); 'Buckingham' (1751) RMG J3155

His Majesty's Ship the Grafton Commodore Charles Holmes, Commander, As she sailed to England with a Machine Constructed instead of her Rudder, which she lost in the late storm off Louisbourgh. Drawn by an Officer on RMG PU5954

HMS Grafton, fitted with a jury rudder, etc, for her voyage to England, after the storm off Louisbourg, 1757.

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Three Decks entry@			Wikidata
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
vessel	1750	HMS Grafton	third-rate		Wikidata
image	1905	Captain Thomas Cornewall, RN			Wikimedia
image		'Grafton' (1750) RMG J3150			Wikimedia
image		'Grafton' (1750); 'Somerset' (1748); 'Northumberland' (1750); 'Orford' (1749); 'Swiftsure' (1750); 'Vanguard' (1748); 'Buckingham' (1751) RMG J3149			Wikimedia
image		'Grafton' (1750); 'Somerset' (1748); 'Northumberland' (1750); 'Orford' (1749); 'Swiftsure' (1750); 'Vanguard' (1748); 'Buckingham' (1751) RMG J3155			Wikimedia
image		His Majesty's Ship the Grafton Commodore Charles Holmes, Commander, As she sailed to England with a Machine Constructed instead of her Rudder, which she lost in the late storm off Louisbourgh. Drawn by an Officer on RMG PU5954			Wikimedia
image		"HMS%20Grafton,%20fitted%20with%20a%20jury%20rudder,%20etc,%20for%20her%20voyage%20to%20England,%20after%20the%20storm%20off%20Louisbourg,%201757.".png HMS Grafton, fitted with a jury rudder, etc, for her voyage to England, after the storm off Louisbourg, 1757.			Wikimedia