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Danish ship Færøe
The ''Færøe'' was a frigate constructed in the Netherlands in 1653 as the ''Agathe'' and purchased and renamed by the Royal Dano-Norwegian Navy in 1666.〔 Although the vessel was named for Norway's (and now Denmark's) Faeroe Islands, it is often erroneously "translated" as ''Pharaoh'' (Danish: ''Farao'').〔It has also been spelled variously as ''Færø'', ''Faero'', and ''Ferö''.〕
In 1671 and 1672, ''Færøe'' was the vessel used for the colonization of Sankt Thomas, the first surviving settlement in the Danish West Indies. Under the command of Captain Zacharias Bang,〔''Erritsøs Historie''. "(Zacharias Hansen Bang (1633-1695) )". 〕 it was forced to put in for repairs at Bergen in Norway. The delay caused its support ship, the ''Den forgyldte Krone'', to return to Copenhagen without meeting it. ''Færøe'' arrived and established its settlement on Skt. Thomas on May 25, 1672. From an original contingent of 190, – 12 officials, 116 company "employees" (indentured servants), and 62 felons and former prostitutes, – only 104 remained, 9 having escaped at Bergen and 77 having died in transit. Another 75 died within the first year, leaving only 29 to carry on the colony under Governor Jørgen Iversen Dyppel.〔Dookhan, Isaac. ''(A History of the Virgin Islands of the United States )''. Canoe Press, 1974. ISBN 9768125055.〕
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