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Details of voyage 4517.4 from Rammekens to Batavia
| Number | 4517.4 |
|---|---|
| Name of ship | TRITON |
| Master | Milfaart, Jan Jochem |
| Tonnage | 1150 |
| Type of ship | |
| Built | 1773 |
| Yard | Amsterdam |
| Chamber | Zeeland |
| Date of departure | 29-05-1786 |
| Place of departure | Rammekens |
| Arrival at Cape | 24-10-1786 |
| Departure from Cape | 19-11-1786 |
| Date of arrival at destination | 06-02-1787 |
| Place of arrival | Batavia |
| Particulars | The TRITON sailed via Santa Cruz on Tenerife. There it was loaded with the cargo of the outward-bound OUD HAARLEM (4495), which had departed from Texel in October, 1785, and was to return to Rammekens. The master of the OUD HAARLEM, Johan Bakker, probably changed ships, for in K.A. 4298, a source from the Cape, he is indicated as master of the TRITON. The latter ship left Santa Cruz on 04-08-1786. According to K.A. 4298 the crew consisted of 295 men; part of them may have embarked at Santa Cruz. At the departure from the Cape the TRITON was accompanied by a Dutch man-of-war. In 1792 the ship was wrecked in the Indies. The following data refer to the TRITON as well as to the JONGE FRANK (4521), the JUFFROUW JOHANNA (4540), the BARBESTEIN (4544), and the SURSEANCE (4557): 494 seafarers, 432 soldiers, 30 craftsmen, and 1 passenger departed from Rammekens; 495 seafarers, 248 soldiers, 19 craftsmen, and 5 passengers arrived at Batavia. and 5 passengers arrived at Batavia. |
| Next homeward voyage |
| On Board | The number on board at departure. I | The number dying between the Netherlands and the Cape. II | The number who left the ship at the Cape. III | The number who came on board at the Cape. IV | The number dying on the whole voyage. V | The number on board on arrival in Asia. VI |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total | 178 | 2 | 8 |