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Lovett, Captain Jeremiah |
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12282 - Bill
1801 portage bill for the voyage from Beverly to Bilboa (Bilbao), Spain in the Schooner Hawk, Jeremiah Lovett, Master. The names (see people), stations, and wages of the crew are listed.
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12805 - Letter
A letter from Jeremiah Lovett to Captain John Lovett posted from Norfolk Virginia. Jeremiah informs John that a trade agent Mr. Jana told him on the best price and market for flower.
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12815 - Letter
A letter from Jeremiah Lovett to Captain John Lovett posted from Bilboa, Spain. Jeremiah is informing Captain Lovett that their voyage to Spain the most perilous in his experience. They experienced a savage gale causing damage to ship and supplies. He tells of the death of Francis Meacom who was washed overboard. Additionally, Jeremiah informs Captain Lovett that their ship is under quarantine.
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12817 - Letter
A letter from Jose Joachim de Gardoqui to Mr. John Lovet posted from Bilboa Spain. Senor de Gardoqui is informing Mr. Lovet of the circumstances concerning the vessel commanded by Captain Jeremiah Lovett (see Access #s 12,815 and 12,816). Also, the cargo of Logwood from Captain Jonathan H. Lovet's ship is only 1/2 sold but Senor de Gardoqui will continue in efforts to seel the remainder.
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12995 - Account
1791 account of the Schooner Betsey, showing the fall fishing fare. Includes the amounts paid to crew, "great general" and "vessels quarter part of the proceeds". Total 343 pounds 5 shillings 1 pence for 420 quintals of fish (1 quintal = 100 pounds in U.S. in Great Britain 120 pounds).
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13046 - Bond
1799 impost bond in the names of Jeremiah Lovett, mariner and John Lovett, merchant of Beverly by William W. Oliver.
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13047 - Bond
1799 impost bond in the names of Israel Thorndike and John Lovett, merchants of Beverly, and Jeremiah Lovett, Mariner, by William W. Oliver.
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13097 - Document
Bill of lading for cargo carried in the Schooner Hawk at Bilboa.
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13100 - Document
Accounting of sales for cargo carried in the Schooner Hawk at Bilboa.
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13102 - Document
Accounting of sales of cargo at Bilboa for the Schooner Hawk, Jeremiah Lovett, Master.
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13105 - Document
Promissory note to pay duties on cargo carried in the Schooner Hawk, Jeremiah Lovett, Master.
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16757 - Receipt
1799 receipt in the amount of $1000.00 to Ruth Beckford (wife of Benjamin) for money to be invested in a cargo of tobacco to be purchased in Savannah for the Schooner Betsey.
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16761 - Receipt
1799 receipt for wages to Jeremiah Lovett on the Schooner Betsey.
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16763 - Account
1800 account of wages paid to sailors (including Paul Haskell, William Glover, John Porter, and Pablo Suara), less expenses, advances, etc. while aboard the Schooner Betsey. Includes apparent reimbursements to other individuals for the referenced sailors (e.g. "To acct with Jon...H. Lovett"[sic] among others).
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16775 - Letter
1799 letter from Brothers Blandow in St. Petersburg, Russia to John Lovett. There is a note at the end of the letter that says "the above is a copy". The letter advises Lovett of the arrival of the Schooner Betsey, Captain Jeremiah Lovett, and lists the prices of such goods as sailcloth, hemp, sable iron, and cordage which Lovett instructed the captain of the Betsey to acquire in the port. Jeremiah Lovett presented a letter of credit to the Bland...
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16776 - Invoice
1799 invoice of cargo and port charges for items shipped onboard the Schooner Betsey, signed by Brothers Blandow of St. Petersburg, Russia.
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16782 - Letter
1799 letter written from Ryberg & Co. of Copenhagen, Denmark, to John Lovett about the sailing of the Schooner Betsey under Captain Jeremiah Lovett from St. Petersburg to Copenhagen. The firm states that the sale of tobacco is still "dull," with no demand for it at all, due to a scarcity of money in the area and Europe as a whole.
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16784 - Letter
1799 letter from Benjamin Beckford, Jr. to John Lovett his "cozen" saying that Captain Jeremiah Lovett is carrying the letter. Beckford hopes to sail in 15 days for home. He writes about the cargo of hemp.
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16785 - Letter
1799 letter from the Copenhagen merchant firm of Ryberg and Co. about the Schooner Betsey and Captain Jeremiah Lovett to John Lovett in Beverly. The firm states that the sale of tobacco is still "dull" with no demand for it at all, due to a scarcity of money in the area and Europe as a whole, but hope that such disadvantageous conditions will cease in the present summer.
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