William Haddock served in the first Dutch War 1652-53.
He commanded the Hannibal, a 44 gun ship in the engagements off Portland and the mouth of the Thames in February, June, and July 1653 and afterward in the Mediterranean under Blake.
He commanded the Hannibal, a 44 gun ship in the engagements off Portland and the mouth of the Thames in February, June, and July 1653 and afterward in the Mediterranean under Blake.
William Haddock served in the first Dutch War 1652-53.
He commanded the Hannibal, a 44 gun ship in the engagements off Portland and the mouth of the Thames in February, June, and July 1653 and afterward in the Mediterranean under Blake.
He commanded the Hannibal, a 44 gun ship in the engagements off Portland and the mouth of the Thames in February, June, and July 1653 and afterward in the Mediterranean under Blake.
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This tomb was erected by Sir RICHARD HADDOCK Kt. in memory of his grandfather Capt
RICHARD HADDOCK who died 22 May 1660 aged 79 years. As also of his father Capt
WILLIAM HADDOCK who died 22 September 1677 aged 60 years. And his mother ANNA
HADDOCK who died 6 January AD 1688 in the 78th year of her age who all lie underneath
the vault. Also ye body of Dame ELIZ HADDOCK wife of Sir RICHARD HADDOCK who
died ye 26 of Feby 1709-10 aged 59 years. And ye body of Sir RICHARD, Comptroller of His
Majesties Navy who died ye 29 of January 1714-15 aged 85 years)
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