1756
A R M A M E N T
La Vigilante bound to Louisbourg
N° 14 D E P A R T M E N T of GRANVILLE
Crew of the
ship
La Vigilante built in 17.....at
Dusto (Spain) weighting 60 tons draughting
7
1/2 feet loaded,
5 feet unloaded, 1decks a poop
Owned
.............armed by
Mr Laisné of
Bayonne
at Granville under the command of
Captain
Michel
Harismendy .
To go to Louisbourg whose crew paid for 2 months advances of wages the sums drawn off lines
to begin day out of the port.
Departed Granville March 13, 1756
| Officers | |||||
| Names | Hometown | Age | Grade | 2 months advances of wages | Annotations |
| Sieur Michel Harismendy | St Jean de Luz | 28 | Captain | 100 | |
| Pierre De la Lande | Iquelon | 48 | Quartermaster | 80 | |
| Jean Couzet | Granville | 24 | 12 | 60 | |
| Philippe Julgor | Granville | 29 | 12 | 54 | |
| Louis Menan | Granville | 29 | 13 | 58 | |
| Jérôme Pot de Vin | Iquelon | 28 | 12 | 58 | |
| Pierre Le Gagneur | Granville | 26 | 11 | 58 | |
| Sébastien De la Rue | Granville | 26 | 10 | 58 | |
| Michel Le Loutre | Granville | 33 | Inhabitant | ----- | |
| Novices | |||||
| Georges Leguay | Granville | 17 | 58 | ||
| Nicolas Hurel | Granville | 16 | Ship's boy | 18 | |
| Ship's boy | |||||
| François La Fosse | Granville | 14 | 20 | ||
| Ship-owner and Captain
let us certify this true crew of La Vigilante going up to Louisbourg at
the sum of Six hundred twenty-two pounds paid to the 12 people named
for advances of wages to pay to Mister Le Tourneur particular treasurer
of the invalids of the marine of Granville The sums of money and to
give copy of the crew to him, with the certified copy of the receipt
which it will provide, and moreover to represent the crew at the office
of the classes of the port, in which the Corsair will make his
disarmament, to justify there by particular certificates the intendants
of the colonies, consuls in the countries or there is benches, or
officers of the classes, the deserters or remained sick, and deaths by
funeral extracts, to pay the sums of money per pound of perfect
payment, and to observe the ordinances of its Majesty, hardly of five
hundred pounds of fine Fact in four specimens at Granville this March 13, 1756 .Signatures : Laisné Tharau père et fils Michel Harismendy |