Israel, Joseph, LT

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Last Rank
Lieutenant
Last Primary NEC
00X-Unknown NOC/Designator
Last Rating/NEC Group
Line Officer
Primary Unit
1804-1804, USS Intrepid (4 guns Sail Ship)
Service Years
1801 - 1804
Lieutenant Lieutenant

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Home State
Maryland
Maryland
 
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Casualty Info
Home Town
Annapolis
Casualty Date
Sep 04, 1804
 
Cause
KIA-Killed in Action
Reason
Artillery, Rocket, Mortar
Location
Libya
Conflict
First Barbary War (Libya)

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  1801-1802, USS Chesapeake

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Rank
Midshipman

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Not Specified

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USS Chesapeake
Frigate: Built at Gosport Navy Yard, Portsmouth, VA. between 1794 and 1800 Launched, 2 December 1799 Commissioned USS Chesapeake, 22 May 1800, CAPT. Samuel Barron in command Chesapeake sailed from Norfolk, 5 June 1800 to patrol against enemy cruisers and privateers in the West Indies Placed in ordinary, 26 February 1801, at Norfolk Reactivated in April 1802, Chesapeake was assigned to the Mediterranean Squadron to protect American shipping from the Barbary pirates, departed the Mediterranean, 6 April 1803, arriving at Norfolk to be laid up in ordinary Chesapeake departed Hampton Road, 22 June 1807 and encountered HMS Leopard seeking British deserters among the Chesapeake crew USS Chesapeake's commanding officer refused the British request to muster his crew for inspection by the British Leopard fired upon the unprepared Chesapeake resulting in 3 American seamen killed and 18 wounded Chesapeake struck her colors and Leopard took off four supposed deserters Late in 1812 USS Chesapeake sailed for the West Indies capturing and taking as prizes a number of British merchantmen Chesapeake having returned to the US again set sail in May 1813 HMS Shannon had challenged USS Chesapeake to a ship to ship duel USS Chesapeake encountered HMS Shannon outside Boston Harbor, 1 June 1813, where the more experienced Shannon bested Chesapeake in the bloodiest naval battle of the War of 1812 Chesapeake was sold at auction to a private buyer in Plymouth, England and broken up Specifications: Displacement 1,244 t. Length 152' 8" Beam 41' 3" Depth 20' 1" Draft unknown Speed unknown Complement 340 Armament thirty 19-pdrs twelve 32-pdrs Propulsion sail

Type
Surface Vessel
 

Parent Unit
Original Six Frigates

Strength
Frigate

Created/Owned By
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USS Chesapeake

Truxtun, Thomas, CAPT, (1794-1802) Rear Admiral Lower Half
Stewart, Charles, RADM, (1798-1862) Lieutenant
Wadsworth, Henry, LT, (1799-1804) Midshipman
Balch, William, Master, (1799-1801) OFF 410X Master
Warrington, Lewis, CAPT, (1800-1851) Midshipman

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