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Lyon's Whelp

Lyon's Whelp or Lion's Whelp is the name of a historical British ship, it is also found in the Bible in Genesis 49:9 “Judah is a lion’s whelp." Popular today, the name was given to a series of 16th-century naval ships, then in the 17th century to a fleet of ten full rigged pinnaces commissioned by the first Duke of Buckingham.

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Acquired
Duke of Buckingham, July, 1628; Royal Navy, 1632
Armament
9 broadside cannons, 2 sternchase gunports[b][c]
Beam
25 ft (7.6 m)
Builder
William Castell, John Dearsley, Christopher Malim, Peter Massin, Peter Pett, John and Mathew Graves and Robert Trankmore
Commissioned
1632
Cost
£120 (contract signed), £120 (laying beams), £3,5/- ton (finishing, launching)

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Introduction

The Earl of Nottingham

Warrants, contracts, and shipbuilders

The Anglo-French War

A Lion's Whelp to Massachusetts

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Lyon's Whelp

Nodes44
Edges43
Triples111
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.045455
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related to A Lion's Whelp to Massachusetts · 31
Lyon's Whelp → All, April, Arrived, Buckingham's Lion's Whelps, Duke, Eight, England's Massachusetts Bay Company, George, George Bonaventure, Gibbon, Governor John Endecott, Gravesend, In, Indian, It, July, June, Lion's Whelp, Lyon, Massachusetts
related to The Earl of Nottingham · 30
Lyon's Whelp → Anglo-Dutch, British, Buckingham, Buckingham's, Charles Howard, Chatham, Cádiz, Duke, Earl, England, English, Essex, King, King Charles, King James VI, Lion's Whelp, Lion's Whelps, Lord High Admiral, Nottingham, Phineas Pett
related to Introduction · 29
Lyon's Whelp → All, Although, Balleine, Buckingham, Duke, Earl, England, England's, English, European, Fast, George Villiers, However, King, Lion's Whelps, Netherlands, Pembroke, Poland, Royal Navy, Sir George Carteret
Length · 2
Lyon's Whelp → 62 ft (19 m) pp, 75 ft (23 m) overall
Notes · 2
Lyon's Whelp → John Graves built eighth and ninth Whelps. Phineas Pett's certificates of works done have survived for all Whelps except the ninth., The Whelps were classed as ships "of the sixth rank"
Acquired · 1
Lyon's Whelp → Duke of Buckingham, July, 1628; Royal Navy, 1632
Armament · 1
Lyon's Whelp → 9 broadside cannons, 2 sternchase gunports[b][c]
Beam · 1
Lyon's Whelp → 25 ft (7.6 m)
Builder · 1
Lyon's Whelp → William Castell, John Dearsley, Christopher Malim, Peter Massin, Peter Pett, John and Mathew Graves and Robert Trankmore
Commissioned · 1
Lyon's Whelp → 1632

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lion's whelp whelps fleet built duke english ships buckingham ship war pinnace ten pinnaces 1628 england john pett la royal

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Lyon's WhelpAcquiredDuke of Buckingham, July, 1628; Royal Navy, 16321.00infobox
Lyon's WhelpArmament9 broadside cannons, 2 sternchase gunports[b][c]1.00infobox
Lyon's WhelpBeam25 ft (7.6 m)1.00infobox
Lyon's WhelpBuilderWilliam Castell, John Dearsley, Christopher Malim, Peter Massin, Peter Pett, John and Mathew Graves and Robert Trankmore1.00infobox
Lyon's WhelpCommissioned16321.00infobox
Lyon's WhelpCost£120 (contract signed), £120 (laying beams), £3,5/- ton (finishing, launching)1.00infobox
Lyon's WhelpDepth of hold9 ft (2.7 m)1.00infobox
Lyon's WhelpDisplacement186 tons 180 long tons (183 t)1.00infobox
Lyon's WhelpFateVarious1.00infobox
Lyon's WhelpIn service1628 to 1632 to 16541.00infobox
Lyon's WhelpLaid downMarch 16281.00infobox
Lyon's WhelpLaunchedlate July, 16281.00infobox
Lyon's WhelpLength62 ft (19 m) pp1.00infobox
Lyon's WhelpLength75 ft (23 m) overall1.00infobox
Lyon's WhelpNameLion's Whelp1.00infobox
Lyon's WhelpNotesJohn Graves built eighth and ninth Whelps. Phineas Pett's certificates of works done have survived for all Whelps except the ninth.1.00infobox
Lyon's WhelpNotesThe Whelps were classed as ships "of the sixth rank"1.00infobox
Lyon's WhelpOrdered28 February 16281.00infobox
Lyon's WhelpOut of service1628 to 1632 to 16541.00infobox
Lyon's WhelpPropulsionSweeps (two oars between each cannon port).[a]1.00infobox
Lyon's WhelpType3-masted pinnace, auxiliary oared warship1.00infobox

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