Battle of Saint-Mathieu - Ships Involved

Ships Involved

England (Edward Howard)

(List is probable not certain)

  • Regent (Thomas Knyvet) - Burnt
  • Sovereign (Charles Brandon) - Dismasted
  • Jenett
  • Barbara
  • Mary Barking
  • Mary Rose (Thomas Wyndham)
  • Peter Pomegranate
  • John Hopton
  • Mary John
  • Anne of Greenwich
  • Mary George
  • Dragon
  • Lion
  • George of Falmouth
  • Peter of Fowey
  • Nicholas of Hampton
  • Martinet
  • Christopher Davy
  • Sabyn
  • Nicholas Reede
  • Margaret of Topsham (James Knyvet)
  • Mary James (Anthony Ughtred) - Dismasted
  • Magdalene (J. Brigandyne)
  • Henry of Hampton
  • Catherine Pomegranate (Henry Gyldeford)
France & Brittany (René de Clermont)
  • Nef de Rouen
  • Nef d'Orléans
  • Nef de Dieppe
  • Nef de Bordeaux
  • Petite Louise - Damaged
  • Nef de Morlaix (Marie la Cordelière) (Hervé de Porzmoguer aka Primauguet) - Burnt
  • Nef de Brest
  • Nef de Rochelle
  • Nef de Bordeaux
  • Saint Sauveur
  • 12 others

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