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This section outlines the rates of pay for Naval sailors in a late campaign. For merchant sailors, double the wages. Bear in mind that the low naval wages reflect the fact that a naval crew is entailed to a share in any prize money, whereas a merchant crew is not. The crew of a privateer would typically be paid a wage somewhere between the Naval and Merchant rate, depending on the share of any prize money they would be entitled to. | This section outlines the rates of pay for Naval sailors in a late campaign. For merchant sailors, double the wages. Bear in mind that the low naval wages reflect the fact that a naval crew is entailed to a share in any prize money, whereas a merchant crew is not. The crew of a privateer would typically be paid a wage somewhere between the Naval and Merchant rate, depending on the share of any prize money they would be entitled to. | ||
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'''Yearly Wage''' | '''Yearly Wage''' | ||
| − | Landsman £12 | + | *Landsman £12 |
| − | Ordinary Seaman £13 | + | *Ordinary Seaman £13 |
| − | Able Seaman £20 | + | *Able Seaman £20 |
| − | Petty Officers £25-35 | + | *Petty Officers £25-35 |
| − | Master £100 | + | *Master £100 |
| − | Surgeons £168 | + | *Surgeons £168 |
| − | Ship's Carpenter £70 | + | *Ship's Carpenter £70 |
| − | Ship's Gunner £58 | + | *Ship's Gunner £58 |
| − | Ship's Bosun £58 | + | *Ship's Bosun £58 |
| − | Midshipman £30 | + | *Midshipman £30 |
| − | Lieutenant £130 | + | *Lieutenant £130 |
| − | Commander £250 | + | *Commander £250 |
| − | Captain (1st Rate) £500.00 | + | *Captain (1st Rate) £500.00 |
| − | Captain (6th Rate) £180 | + | *Captain (6th Rate) £180 |
| − | Nobleman £5000-25,000 | + | *Nobleman £5000-25,000 |
| − | Colonial Governor £1000-5000 | + | *Colonial Governor £1000-5000 |
| − | Member of the Gentry £1000-5000 | + | *Member of the Gentry £1000-5000 |
| − | Office holding lawyer £1000 | + | *Office holding lawyer £1000 |
| − | Army Colonel £365 | + | *Army Colonel £365 |
| − | Army Major £230 | + | *Army Major £230 |
| − | Yeoman Farmer or Plantation | + | *Yeoman Farmer or Plantation Owner £40-250 |
| − | Owner | + | *Army Captain £146 |
| − | £40-250 | + | *Doctor £120 |
| − | Army Captain £146 | + | *Justice of the Peace £63 |
| − | Doctor £120 | + | *Army Lieutenant £73 |
| − | Justice of the Peace £63 | + | *Court Poet £50-60 |
| − | Army Lieutenant £73 | + | *Army Sergeant £54 |
| − | Court Poet £50-60 | + | *Low ranking clergy £10-50 |
| − | Army Sergeant £54 | + | *Skilled craftsman £30 |
| − | Low ranking clergy £10-50 | + | *Sculptor £20-100 |
| − | Skilled craftsman £30 | + | *Skilled labourer £16-18 |
| − | Sculptor £20-100 | + | *Apothecary £10-15 |
| − | Skilled labourer £16-18 | + | *Army Soldier £15 |
| − | Apothecary £10-15 | + | *Unskilled labourer £12 |
| − | Army Soldier £15 | + | *Agricultural worker £10-13 |
| − | Unskilled labourer £12 | + | *Male Teacher £12 |
| − | Agricultural worker £10-13 | + | *Female Teacher £8 |
| − | Male Teacher £12 | + | *Subsistence Farmer £6 |
| − | Female Teacher £8 | + | *Woman Labourer £5 |
| − | Subsistence Farmer £6 | + | *Militiaman £4 |
| − | Woman Labourer £5 | + | *Servant £2 plus food and lodgings |
| − | Militiaman £4 | ||
| − | Servant £2 plus food | ||
| − | and lodgings | ||
Latest revision as of 15:39, 21 December 2014
Pay Rates This section outlines the rates of pay for Naval sailors in a late campaign. For merchant sailors, double the wages. Bear in mind that the low naval wages reflect the fact that a naval crew is entailed to a share in any prize money, whereas a merchant crew is not. The crew of a privateer would typically be paid a wage somewhere between the Naval and Merchant rate, depending on the share of any prize money they would be entitled to.
Yearly Wage
- Landsman £12
- Ordinary Seaman £13
- Able Seaman £20
- Petty Officers £25-35
- Master £100
- Surgeons £168
- Ship's Carpenter £70
- Ship's Gunner £58
- Ship's Bosun £58
- Midshipman £30
- Lieutenant £130
- Commander £250
- Captain (1st Rate) £500.00
- Captain (6th Rate) £180
- Nobleman £5000-25,000
- Colonial Governor £1000-5000
- Member of the Gentry £1000-5000
- Office holding lawyer £1000
- Army Colonel £365
- Army Major £230
- Yeoman Farmer or Plantation Owner £40-250
- Army Captain £146
- Doctor £120
- Justice of the Peace £63
- Army Lieutenant £73
- Court Poet £50-60
- Army Sergeant £54
- Low ranking clergy £10-50
- Skilled craftsman £30
- Sculptor £20-100
- Skilled labourer £16-18
- Apothecary £10-15
- Army Soldier £15
- Unskilled labourer £12
- Agricultural worker £10-13
- Male Teacher £12
- Female Teacher £8
- Subsistence Farmer £6
- Woman Labourer £5
- Militiaman £4
- Servant £2 plus food and lodgings
