Old Noll (1743 ship)

History
Great Britain
Name	Old Noll
Owner	Charles Goore William Bulkeley Samuel Reid John Clayton Levinus Unsworth Arthur Heywood Isaac Oldham Thomas Backhouse Joseph Manesty Nathaniel Basnett Samuel Ogden Thomas Seel, junior John Knight William Whalley John Parr William Penketh James Ross Edward Roughsedge James Gildart Ellis Cunliffe Robert Cunliffe John Brookes John Hardman William Williamson Roger Brooks John Bostock John Atherton Edward Forbes
Builder	Norfolk, Virginia
Launched	1743
Acquired	1744
Fate	Sunk, 1745
General characteristics
Class and type	Hackboat
Tons burthen	250 tons
Complement	180
Armament	22 guns

Old Noll was a privateer operated by a group of merchants from Liverpool, England during the War of the Austrian Succession.[1]

After a brief but successful career as a privateer, she was sunk in November 1745 by a French naval squadron from Brest.[1][2]

References

Wardle, Arthur C. (1941). "The Early Liverpool privateers" (PDF). Transactions of the Historic Society of Lancashire & Cheshire. 93.
Harrison, Cy Harrison. "British Privateer 'Old Noll' (1744)". threedecks.org. Cy Harrison. Retrieved 27 August 2021.

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