HMS Ramillies

1763 Ramillies-class third-rate ship of the line

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1763 (see also HMS Ramillies, HMS Ramillies, HMS Ramillies) object, third-rate, Chatham Dockyard, Royal Navy, Ramillies-class third-rate ship of the line, Kingdom of Great Britain, United Kingdom

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Frameless

400 Loss of HMS Ramillies, September 1782 The storm increasd by Francis Jukes- GMII

600 Loss of HMS Ramillies, September 1782 taking to the boats

700 Loss of HMS Ramillies, September 1782 ship abandoned in abating storm

900 Loss of HMS Ramillies, September 1782 blowing up of the wreck

A Storm Coming On! To Rear Admiral Thomas Graves - representing the Memorable Hurricane that destroy'd his Squadron at Sea, on the 16th of September 1782 - Ramilles &c the Prize Ships of War and Convoy - by - Robt Dodd RMG A6905.tiff

HMS Ramillies (1763) Marlborough (1767)

'Monarch' (1765); 'Ramilies' (1763); 'Invincible' (1765); 'Robust' (1764); 'Magnificent' (1766); 'Marlborough' (1767) RMG J3358

'Ramillies' (1763); 'Terrible' (1762); 'Russell' (1764); 'Invincible' (1765); 'Magnificent' (1766); 'Prince of Wales' (1765); 'Marlborough' (1767); 'Robust' (1764) RMG J3204

'Ramillies' (1763); 'Terrible' (1762); 'Russell' (1764); 'Invincible' (1765); 'Magnificent' (1766); 'Prince of Wales' (1765); 'Marlborough' (1767); 'Robust' (1764) RMG J3206.tiff

'Ramillies' (1763); 'Terrible' (1762); 'Russell' (1764); 'Invincible' (1765); 'Magnificent' (1766); 'Prince of Wales' (1765); 'Marlborough' (1767); 'Robust' (1764) RMG J3207.tiff

'Ramillies' (1763); 'Terrible' (1762); 'Russell' (1764); 'Invincible' (1765); 'Magnificent' (1766); 'Prince of Wales' (1765); 'Marlborough' (1767); 'Robust' (1764) RMG J3209.tiff

Ramillies-class ship of the line

Robert Dodd (1748-1815) - Loss of HMS 'Ramillies', September 1782, Before the Storm Breaks - BHC2212 - Royal Museums Greenwich

Robert Dodd (1748-1815) - Loss of HMS 'Ramillies', September 1782, Blowing Up the Wreck - BHC2215 - Royal Museums Greenwich

Robert Dodd (1748-1815) - Loss of HMS' Ramillies', September 1782, On Her Beam Ends - BHC2213 - Royal Museums Greenwich

Robert Dodd (1748-1815) - Loss of HMS 'Ramillies', September 1782, Ship Abandoned in Abating Storm - BHC2214 - Royal Museums Greenwich

Robert Dodd (1748-1815) - Loss of HMS 'Ramillies', September 1782, Taking to the Boats - BHC2217 - Royal Museums Greenwich

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
link		Three Decks entry@			Wikidata
image	1795	400 Loss of HMS Ramillies, September 1782 The storm increasd by Francis Jukes- GMII			Wikimedia
image	1785	600 Loss of HMS Ramillies, September 1782 taking to the boats			Wikimedia
image	1783	700 Loss of HMS Ramillies, September 1782 ship abandoned in abating storm			Wikimedia
image	1782	900 Loss of HMS Ramillies, September 1782 blowing up of the wreck			Wikimedia
image		A Storm Coming On! To Rear Admiral Thomas Graves - representing the Memorable Hurricane that destroy'd his Squadron at Sea, on the 16th of September 1782 - Ramilles &c the Prize Ships of War and Convoy - by - Robt Dodd RMG A6905.tiff			Wikimedia
image		HMS Ramillies (1763) Marlborough (1767)			Wikimedia
image		'Monarch' (1765); 'Ramilies' (1763); 'Invincible' (1765); 'Robust' (1764); 'Magnificent' (1766); 'Marlborough' (1767) RMG J3358			Wikimedia
image		'Ramillies' (1763); 'Terrible' (1762); 'Russell' (1764); 'Invincible' (1765); 'Magnificent' (1766); 'Prince of Wales' (1765); 'Marlborough' (1767); 'Robust' (1764) RMG J3204			Wikimedia
image		'Ramillies' (1763); 'Terrible' (1762); 'Russell' (1764); 'Invincible' (1765); 'Magnificent' (1766); 'Prince of Wales' (1765); 'Marlborough' (1767); 'Robust' (1764) RMG J3206.tiff			Wikimedia
image		'Ramillies' (1763); 'Terrible' (1762); 'Russell' (1764); 'Invincible' (1765); 'Magnificent' (1766); 'Prince of Wales' (1765); 'Marlborough' (1767); 'Robust' (1764) RMG J3207.tiff			Wikimedia
image		'Ramillies' (1763); 'Terrible' (1762); 'Russell' (1764); 'Invincible' (1765); 'Magnificent' (1766); 'Prince of Wales' (1765); 'Marlborough' (1767); 'Robust' (1764) RMG J3209.tiff			Wikimedia
image	1761	Ramillies-class ship of the line			Wikimedia
image		Robert Dodd (1748-1815) - Loss of HMS 'Ramillies', September 1782, Before the Storm Breaks - BHC2212 - Royal Museums Greenwich			Wikimedia
image		Robert Dodd (1748-1815) - Loss of HMS 'Ramillies', September 1782, Blowing Up the Wreck - BHC2215 - Royal Museums Greenwich			Wikimedia
image		Robert Dodd (1748-1815) - Loss of HMS' Ramillies', September 1782, On Her Beam Ends - BHC2213 - Royal Museums Greenwich			Wikimedia
image		Robert Dodd (1748-1815) - Loss of HMS 'Ramillies', September 1782, Ship Abandoned in Abating Storm - BHC2214 - Royal Museums Greenwich			Wikimedia
image		Robert Dodd (1748-1815) - Loss of HMS 'Ramillies', September 1782, Taking to the Boats - BHC2217 - Royal Museums Greenwich			Wikimedia