Person Record
Metadata
Name |
Lovett, Jeremiah |
Occupation |
Maritime, fishing |
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13130 - Account
1801 account of the "Fall fair" fish and oil on the Schooner Betsey. Includes a list of the crew and the dollar amounts due them.
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16756 - Letter
1799 letter of instructions from owner John Lovett to Captain Jeremiah Lovett of the Schooner Betsey. The captain is directed to go to Savannah, Georgia, and pick up a cargo of tobacco and rice. To make this purchase, he is instructed to contact agents for credit as needed in London from Bainbridge, Ansley, & Co. or New York from Mr. Edward Gould, depending on which one is more advantageous. He is then directed to proceed to Copenhagen and app...
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16758 - Account
1799 account of money sent by various men in the Schooner Betsey, commanded by Captain Jeremiah Lovett, sailing to Savannah to purchase cargo.
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16759 - Account
1799 account for cargo of tobacco to be purchased for the Schooner Betsey at Savannah.
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16760 - Account
Account of the Schooner Betsey from Captain Jeremiah Lovett while at Savannah to owner John Lovett, regarding the instructed purchase of goods such as tobacco and rice in that port.
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16764 - Receipt
1799 receipt by Mate Joseph Green of the Schooner Betsey, testifying that he received $100 dollars in wages from owner John Lovett.
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16766 - Receipt
Receipt for wages to Captain Jeremiah Lovett, including pay and hospital money on the Schooner Betsey.
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16767 - Receipt
Receipt for wages due to Captain Jeremiah Lovett of the Schooner Betsey. Includes hospital money (insurance) and money due at various ports. The total: $156.66.
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16771 - Letter
1799 letter from Captain Jeremiah Lovett in Savannah to owner Captain John Lovett in Beverly. He writes about the prices and purchasing of tobacco.
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16772 - Letter
1799 letter from Captain Jeremiah Lovett in Savannah to owner Captain John Lovett in Beverly. He writes about prices and purchasing of tobacco and rice.
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16773 - Letter
Letter from Captain Jeremiah Lovett in Copenhagen, Denmark, to Captain John Lovett in Beverly. He writes to say that tobacco and rice are fetching poor prices, that he is soon going off with Captain Isaac Rea to St. Petersburg, that Captain Benjamin Beckford has not quite unloaded all of his goods at the time of writing the letter, and that all three Beverly people are doing well. He ends by stating that the letter will be sent back to Beverly vi...
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16774 - 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 sail cloth, 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 Blan...
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