The Admiralty Court Case Papers record a dispute oover the salvage of the Jufrow Johanna and Agatha. The Dutch dogger of about 90 tons burthen was picked up derelict in the Channel by a Spanish ship and towed to the Downs. With local help she was brought into Ramsgate. She subsequently 'burnt in Ramsgate Pier'. The severity of the fire may be guessed at by the statement that a salvage notice was 'served by fixing a copy on a peice of her stern which escaped the flames'. (1)

`Capt. Clark, who is arrived at Dover from the Granadoes [sic], took up at sea off Scilly, the JOHANNA AND AGATHA, Hendrick van der Kraan master, from Bordeaux for Morlaix, there being no soul on board.' (2) `The JOHANNA AND AGATHA, Hendrick van der Kraan, from Bordeaux for Morlaix, mentioned in the last list as being taken up at sea off Scilly, by Capt. Clark...is brought into Ramsgate.' (2) Master: Hendrick van der Kraan Date of Loss Qualifier: A

Historic England archive material: 969634 Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports. Admiralty Court Case Papers. Centre for Kentish Studies. Reference record created for RCHME Maritime Section, 5/6/95.

<1> Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports. Admiralty Court Case Papers. Centre for Kentish Studies., CPW/AP 1763/2, Page Nos. N/a (Bibliographic reference). SKE6422.

<2> Lloyd's, 1969, Lloyd's list 1741-1945 (Bibliographic reference). SKE6342.