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Schonauwen is a
former castle in the
Dutch province of Utrecht. It is
located on the
southern outskirts of the town of Houten,
surrounded by new buildings...
- so-called
gerechten ("districts"), the
names of
which are
still in use:
Schonauwen, Wulven, Waijen, Heemstede. Many
elements of present-day
Houten are remnants...
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captured 1713/14 on
delivery voyage, ex-French Le Beau Parterre, ex-Dutch
Schonauwen,
captured 1711.
Discarded 1722?
Ulrika Eleonora (84), 1719. Discarded...
- 1710) –
Retaken but
foundered 1711 Le Beau
Parterre (c. 1710, ex-Dutch
Schonauwen,
captured 1711) –
Intended for
Russia but
captured on
delivery voyage...
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Grand Vainqueur, sold to
Russia as
Viktoria (M)
Starrenburg 64 (1708)
Schonauwen (c. 1710) –
Captured by
France 1711 as Beau Parterre, sold to Russia,...
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Rhijnauwen Rijn****zen
Rijsenburg Rosweide Ruwiel Schagen en de Eng
Schalkwijk Schonauwen Slachtmaat Soest en de
Birkt Spengen Sterkenburg Stoetwegen Stoutenburg...
- 1815 - 1964
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Stichtse Vecht Schalkwijk 1812 - 1962
Houten Schonauwen 1815 - 1857
Houten Snelrewaard 1815 - 1989 Oudewater?
Between 1815 and...
- Navy): The 60-gun
fourth rate was
captured by the
Royal Navy.
Dutch ship
Schonauwen ( Dutch
States Navy): The 56-gun ship was
captured by the
French Navy...
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wrecked 1721
anonymous 56 (c. 1710, ex-French Beau Parterre, ex-Dutch
Schonauwen,
captured 1711) –
Captured by
Sweden and
renamed Kronskepp (never commissioned...
