Vice Admiral The Hon. John Byron, RN ( 1723 - 1786)

Vice Admiral The Hon. John Byron, RN (1723-1786) was a Royal Navy officer, nicknamed Foul-weather Jack because of his frequent encounters with bad weather at sea. He sailed with George Anson as a midshipman, on his voyage around the world and circumnavigated the world commodore with his own squadron in 1764-1766. He rose to Vice Admiral of the White before his death in 1786.

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1773
A Chart of Hawkins’s Maidenland, Discovered by Sr. Richard Hawkins in 1574 and Falklands Sound, so called by Capn. John Strong of the Farewell from London who Sailed through it in 1689.
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1773
[Captain John Byron and landing party in the Strait of Magellan.]
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1773
[Captain John Byron and landing party in the Strait of Magellan.]
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1774
Port Famine. Baye de Wood. Port Gallant et Baye Fortescue. Baye et Havre de Cordes.
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1774
Côte depuis la Baye d’York a la Baye et au Havre des Trois Isles
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1774
Entrevue du Commodore Byron avec les Patagons.
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1774
Cap Providence avec la Baye et les mouillages qu’on trouve au N.N.E. de ce Cap. Anse St. David. Baye de L’Isle. Baye Puzling. Baye du Cap Upright. Baye Dauphin.
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1774
Cote Depuis La Baye D’York a la Baye et Havre des Trois Isles. Baye d’Elizabeth. Baye au dessons des Isles, vis-a-vis la Rade d’York. Baye St David.
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1774
Carte de Maidenland ou de la Virginie de Hawkins, Decouverte par Sir Richard Hawkins en 1574. Et du Canal Falkland ainsi appelle par le Captn Jean Strong qui le traversa en 1689 fur le Farewell Vaiffeau de Londres.
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