1715 Fleet Passenger Recovery Vessel

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Does anyone know the name of the ship that was sent to recover the Vips from the 1715 wrecks? I understand that it was sent by the Governor of Havana and it also sunk around Amelia Island.

"the VIP rescue barkalongo" thanks go to Ivan Silas for this one.

Link to Ivan's thread . (Go down to post #8)
 

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Wait...is that what the Barcolounger recliner was named after?
 

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A barcolongo was a type of vessel like a galleon or nao, not he name of the vessel.
 

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Thanks Bill for the chuckle and Pete for straightening me out on barcolongo being a type of ship, not the name.
Always great info and help at "Shipwrecks".
 

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barcalongo is roughly what the english would call a bark or barkentine -- a fast smallish sailing vessel
 

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