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Le  Conquerant bound for the Gaspe Peninsula

N° 50                D  E P A R T M E N T of GRANVILLE

Crew of  the ship  Le  Conquerant  built in 1750 at  Granville weighing 160 tons  draughting 12 feet loaded,10  feet unloaded, 2 decks
Owned and armed by Sieur 
Des Aulnaies Lucas at Granville under the command of   Captain  Pierre Lucas bound for the Gaspe Peninsula which crew he paid  advances of wages. the sums off lines.

Departed Granville  March 10, 1752
Returned :March 7, 1753

Name Hometown Ages Grade and Service years Wages Annotations
Officers
Pierre Lucas Granville 56 Captain 500 Died on November 17, 1752
Louis Jardin Bricqueville 26 Foreman 350 Salter
Denis Pigeon Granville 26 Volunteer 250  
Georges Le Monnier St Pierre Langers 27 Disabled 180  
François Carault St Pierre Langers 23 Disabled 220  
Languedoc Cerences 25 Chaplains 108 36 pounds per month
Antoine Le Sage Granville 25 a 10 220  
André Gardin Granville 33 Surgeon 150  
Pierre Langlois Granville 18 Volunteer 120  
 
Sailors
François de Lépinne Granville 28 a15 Caplanier 220

Processes fish between the cutting off of the heads and the drying by salt

Gervais Hurel Granville 41 Disabled 230  
Jacques de La Rue Iquelon 32 a 15 180  
Thomas Bouchard Coudeville 36 Disabled 230  
Michel Le Coudé Granville 33 a 15 240  
Michel Ollivier Quetreville 33 a 14 180  
Gilles Marie St Malo de la Lande 30 a 15 180  
Noël David Granville 30 a 14 180  
Jean Bedouin St Planchers 35 a 15 220 Salter
Jean Foucard Cerences 34 a 13 180  
Michel Bannier Granville 48 Disabled 270 Caulker
Floxel Hébert La Hougue 36 a 15 180  
Gilles Jorret Granville 41   180 Assistant cannon shooter
Augustin Héroux Granville 38 a 15 180  
François Navare Ste Opportune 23 a 9 140  
Guillaume Navette Tanu 41 Disabled 150  
Pierre Genvresse Le Menil Drey 21 a 10 120  
Jullien Nerval La Luzerne 22 a 9 150  
Louis Geffroy La Luzerne 27 a 13 160  
Jean de Lepinne Bricqueville 20 a 9 150  
Joseph Le Tellier Anctoville 19 a 9 100  
Charles Heugnet Granville 30 a 14 160  
Jacques Le Sénéchal Vesins 26 a 11 114  
Pierre Rabasse Bricqueville 25 a 15 200 Salter
Pierre Antoine Menant Granville 22 a 10 150  
Jacques Basset Creteville 43 a 13 200  
Louis Cousin Bienville 21 a 10  120  Décoleur :Cuts heads off freshly caught cod
Louis Dupont St Gervais 20 Head Waiter 175  
Pierre Bidel Granville 24 a 12 140 Salter
Louis Le Breton Cérence 25 a10 150  
René Le Roullé Granville 40 a 15 160  
Michel Le Monnier Granville 24 a 10 120  
François Lepine Bricqueville 21 a 9 150  
François Huard Granville 23 a 12  135 Décoleur :Cuts heads off freshly caught cod
Thomas Cotard Coudeville 26 a10 150  
Philippe Dontor Coudeville 22 a 10 120  
Jean Jacqueline Montchaton 26 a 9 145  
Pierre Le Breton Hudimesnil 21 a 9 90  
Guillaume L'Hostellier Dinan 36 a 16 190 Permit of March 3, 1752
Pierre Le Bon St Servan 25   170 Permit of March 3, 1752
Sébastien Niout St malo 36 a 15 220  
Pierre Colin Paramé 32 a 14 170  
Jean Guillot Coutance 19 a 9 72  
Jean Fouilleuse Mortains 20   60 Cook
Charles Jean Granville 28 a 10 160  
 
Novices
Jacques François Bazire Granville 22 Carpenter 110  
Jean Guenon La Haye Penel 19   50  
Philippe Gallien Bréhal 19 Cooper 80  
Jean Roline Coutance 24   130  
Louis Lagnel Gefosse 19   60  
Jean Hautain Les Biards 22   120  
Jean Pépin Sartilly 20   70 Died on May 18, 1752
Thomas Gautier Ronton 21   86  
Jean Bucaille Menil Durant 21   70  
Maurice Réault Granville 26   60  
Nicolas Danican Cerence 21   70  
Jean-Gilles Pierre Coutance 19   60  
Jean-Baptiste Dubois Falaise 20   61  
Nicolas Choisy Blainville 18   60  
Alexandre Fausset Blainville 19   60  
Charles Thomas Beauvoisin Ivetôt 23   75 Died on June 19, 1752
Louis Le Canu Cherbourg 20   50  
Joseph Houstin Les Biards 17   45  
Jean François Montallan St Pierre 21   60  
Gilles Aumont Villedieu 19   40  
Pierre Danlo Monhuchon 18   30  
Jacques André Bassily 20   80  
Jean Potrel Les Biards 17   30  
Jean Guyot Bréhal 18   30  
Nicolas Navare St Opportune 20   56  
Pierre Laisné St Servan 28   130 Permit of March 3, 1752
Jean Thomas Mahiet Cherbourg 21   66 Permit of January 24, 1752 
Pierre Le Paumier Cerence 20   66  
 
Ship's boy
Guillaume Liot St Saturnin 16   30  
Gaud Roullé Granville 17 Cooper 60  
Nicolas Geandin Coutance 17   30  
Nicolas Bouchard Coudeville 17   70  
Georges Le Perchois St Pierre Langers 16   50  
Pierre Rabasse Coudeville 14   40  
Jacques Bannier Granville 10   38  
André Cardin Bricqueville 14 Volunteer 0  
François Cheault Bricqueville 14   20  
Pierre La Verdure Granville 17   30  
 
We the undersigned Outfitter and Captain certify the present roll true showing the sum of 11,712 pounds paid to 92 persons here named as advances of wages bound for the Gaspe Peninsula submit to pay Mr Le Tourneur exceptional treasurer of the Disabled of Granville's Navy.  The 6 deniers per pound of said sum, and to give him copy of said roll, with the certified copy of the receipt which he will furnish, and moreover to represent the crew to the bureau of the classes of the port, in which said ship will disembark, to justify there by these particular certificates of the colonial bursars, of the consuls in the countries where they are vested or the officiers of the calsses, the deserters or remained sick, the dead by mortuary abstracts, to pay the 6 deniers per pound in full and to observe the ordinances of His Majesty, under the pain of 500 pounds fine.

Made in quadruple at Granville this March 10, 1752 Signatures :  Desaulnaies Lucas et Lucas De Grand

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