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Metadata
Catalog Number |
004.030.032 |
Object Name |
Document |
Scope & Content |
A document confirming the cargo of the Brig Fanny presented by Joseph Wood, Esquire on behalf of the ship owner, Israel Thorndike. It details where the pepper and cocoa were purchased and that the fish was taken from American waters. The pepper had been imported from Sumatra by Captain Thomas Webb. The cocoa was purchased from Thomas Amory of Boston. He received it from Andrew Farrell and Thomas Davis of New York. There is a brief letter written by Juan Stoughton, Spanish consul of the states of New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Vermont. This was written in Spanish. Brig Fanny [3]. |
Dates of Creation |
13 November 1800 - 14 November 1800 |
Creator |
Joseph Wood, Juan Stoughton |
Title |
Document, confirmation of cargo of the Brig Fanny [3] |
People |
Thorndike, Israel, 1755-1832 Thissel, John Thissell, John Thistle, John Webb, Thomas Amory, Thomas Farrell, Andrew Davis, Thomas Stoughton, Juan |
Search Terms |
document Brig Fanny maritime fish pepper cocoa |
Lexicon category |
8: Communication Artifact |
Accession number |
004.030 |
Date |
1800 |