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John Nelson Whyte


NationalityBritish 
RolesMerchant Sailor 
First Known Service28.11.1800EICS
Last Known Service4.5.1802EICS

Event History


Date fromDate toEventSource
28.11.18004.5.1802
Experiment (Unknown) 1800-1802
British Unknown Gun
Merchant East Indiaman
, Captain (HEIC), and Commanding Officer
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Posted by Jon Miller on Tuesday 28th of July 2026 10:42

London, 25 February 1802: Yesterday advice was received at the India House of the safe arrival in the Downs of the ship Hinde, Captain Catline, from Bengal, a regular rice ship; she left the pilot the 20th September; arrived at the island of St Helena the 31st December, and sailed the 3d of January. The Hinde left at Bengal, the William Pitt, Captain Richard Owen; the William Dent, Captain Giles Musson; the Automacia, Captain Anthony Curtis; and the Experiment, Captain John N Whyte. The above ships were to sail from Bengal with rice, in October. [The Morning Chronicle, 25 February 1802]


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