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>>Yes, you are right. The names of ships of "Silver >>Fleet", destroyed in the bay of Vigo, are known. And >>among them "Galleon Tauro" absents, - >> >><a rel=nofollow target=_blank >>href="http://www.sapiens.ya.com/rojea/ponce/ponce7.jpg >" >>>http://www.sapiens.ya.com/rojea/ponce/ponce7.jpg</a> >> >>His name appears later, - in the English documents. It >>appears and in literature, - >> >><a rel=nofollow target=_blank >>href="http://books.google.com/books?id=zkPkMox6sQAC&pg >= >>PA234&dq=Galleon+Tauro">http://books.google.com/books? >i >>d=zkPkMox6sQAC&pg=PA234&dq=Galleon+Tauro</a> >> >>The cost of commodities, taken on his side is known >>even. But to me e it was succeeded to find information >>about that, how this "Galleon" named spanishes. His >>real name for me is a riddle... >> >>Regards > > >Hi everybody, >Book “Los galeones de Vigo”, by Yago Abilleira, >includes a list of Spanish ships at Rande, one of them >is “Nuestra Señora del Rosario, San José y las Ánimas” >alias “El Toro” (also gives another alias: “Santa >Susana”). So (I suppose) here is your “Tauro” > >Author writes it was armed with 26 iron guns. She was >captured by the british. > >Sorry but book gives no more data about that ship.

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