Note
1. Nicolaas Lemmers (1759/1760-21 January 1822 Amsterdam, Netherlands), served also in the Royal Netherlands navy after 1815 in the rank of rear admiral and became even director general of the navy at Amsterdam.
Tuesday, 30 July 2013
Dutch warship Waterhond at Veere assisted in extinguishing a fire in a house in Veere according to the Dutch newspaper Rotterdamse courant dated 15 May 1806
An item dated Flushing the 8th referred to a rapport written by captain lieutenant Wardenburg (who commanded a division vessels stationed at Veere) for rear admiral Lemmers (1), commanding officer and chief of the Batavian navy in Zeeland. He wrote his on 6 May while on board of the Waterhond that in the afternoon of the 5th his crew supported in extinguishing a fire in a house preventing that it spread around.
Note
1. Nicolaas Lemmers (1759/1760-21 January 1822 Amsterdam, Netherlands), served also in the Royal Netherlands navy after 1815 in the rank of rear admiral and became even director general of the navy at Amsterdam.
Note
1. Nicolaas Lemmers (1759/1760-21 January 1822 Amsterdam, Netherlands), served also in the Royal Netherlands navy after 1815 in the rank of rear admiral and became even director general of the navy at Amsterdam.
