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List of shipwrecks in the 1720s
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The List of shipwrecks in the 1720s includes some ships sunk, wrecked or otherwise lost during the 1720s.
1720
In the British Empire, 1720 began on 25 March 25 rather than on 1 January. Thus, the day before "25 March 1720" O.S. (old style) was "24 March 1719" (O.S.). [Note 1] In most of continental Europe, the Gregorian calendar had already been adopted and the year began on 1 January 1720. In addition, the "old style" Julian Calendar was 13 days behind the "new style" Gregorian calendar, so the day recorded as 1 January 1719 "old style" in the British press is now considered 14 January 1720.
September
26 September
November
24 November
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1721
January
Unknown date
November
10 November
12 November
December
7 December
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1722
June
16 June
17 June
August
Unknown date
November
20 November
1724
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18 January (N.S.)
August
24 August
Unknown date
November
19 November
December
21 December
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1725
March 1725 (N.S.)
8 March
August
26 August
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1726
January 1726 (N.S.)
3 January
(3 January 1726 N.S. and 20 December 1725 O.S.)
May
8 May
September
6 September
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1727
June
9 June
25 June
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1728

There is a public house in Walmer, Kent, UK, called The Stag. The building dates from 1715 and, as an inn, it was tenanted from 1733 by Nathaniel Long, also a sailmaker. The Stag is believed to have sunk near Deal in 1728 'under ill-fated circumstances'. It is possible that Long had supplied the ship at some time.[citation needed]
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1729
Unknown date
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