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11208 - Document
A letter from John Ashton to Madame Bermingham sent from Amsterdam. States he and the crew have had a very rough voyage and are in need of money and the ship is in need of repairs. He is frozen up in Amsterdam and doesn't expect to be able to sail until March.
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12753 - Letter
1796 letter from Nathan Dane to Captain John Lovett regarding the Schooner Polly and various cruises to the West Indies and France
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12915 - Letter
1804 letter to Israel Thorndike & Samuel Page from a merchant (name unreadable) in Nantes, France. The writer says that Captain Jonathan Lovett sailed into Nantes and asked the letter writer's firm to dispose of the cargo, which chiefly belonged to Thorndike and Page. Capt Lovett became very ill, "raving mad" and was confined. Later he refused food and wanted to kill himself. The company and the doctor hoped that Lovett would recover, but he was...
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13205 - Receipt
Timothy Standley received of John B Prince 8 quintals of green fish which was shipped on board the Schooner William at the current port of discharge in France.
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15120 - Diary
Trip diary of Robert Rantoul Endicott, husband of Anna W. (Sheldon) Endicott. Mr. Endicott was the president of Beverly Savings Bank, and he and his family lived at 16 Broadway. The diary begins in May 1900 and is a continuation of 15641 which begins in March 1900 when the journey began. They returned to US in June and arrived back in Beverly 28 June 1900 after 112 days away.
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16975 - Log, Ship's
1815 log of the Ship Alexander Hodgdon on a voyage from Beverly to Sumatra departing 15 March 1815. On July 30 1815 they departed Sumatra, voyaging to Europe. The final leg of the trip was from France to Boston. This log has the accounts of four separate voyages - 3 of the Alexander Hodgdon and one of the Ship Beverly.
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17046 - Book, Account
1838 - 1843 Shipping papers, copies of instructions and letters, and accounts of the Bark "Francis Stanton" and the Bark "Griffon" calling at ports in China, Europe, and the United States - Captain Amos Lefavour.
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17225 - Letter
Letter from Jose Joachin de Gardoqui in Bilbao to John Lovett in Beverly. De Gardoqui informs Lovett that Captain Joseph Lovett has left proceeds from the sale of fish and freight in Santander due to concerns about French privateers. In a second letter he informs Lovett of the price of fish, sugar, and cocoa. He also discusses French privateering.
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18582 - Document
Legal claim at Martinique on behalf of British King George III against Schooner Three Brothers for trading with France, an enemy of Great Britain.
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18621 - Document
1795 sailing orders for Captain Nicholas Thorndike of the Schooner Betsey. He was ordered by owner Benjamin Lovett Jr. to sail for France to sell his cargo. He is then ordered to "take a freight" for any of the northern European ports and purchase such things as soap, candles and leather and sail again for France. Lovett goes on to suggest other possible ports and items that might be purchased. This includes Russia and the West Indies.
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18622 - Document
1795 shipping papers for the Schooner Betsey under Captain Nicholas Thorndike sailing from Beverly for France. The names of the captain and crew are listed along with their wages.
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18624 - Document
1795 document showing that the Schooner Betsey under Captain Nicholas Thorndike has permission to sail from the port of Salem and Beverly. The vessel was 69 tons with a crew of 6, no guns and had flour, pork, beef, soap, sugar, indigo and hams on board.
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18625 - Invoice
1795 invoice for 6 barrels of shoes shipped on the Schooner Betsey under Captain Nicholas Thorndike for France.
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18655 - Account
1795 account of the Schooner Betsey, owned by Benjamin Lovett, Jr., in regards to the net proceeds of the vessels cargo in Bordeaux. Items listed include brandy, red wine, gloves, silk, bread, flour, duties, pilotage, commission on sales and purchasing.
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18656 - Bill
1795 bill for wine for the Schooner Betsey. From Captain Nicholas Thorndike to John Murphy.
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18657 - Bill
1795 bill for brandy for the Schooner Betsey under Captain Nicholas Thorndike from L. Guillorin. The bill is written in French.
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18658 - Bill
1795 bill for brandy for the Schooner Betsey under Captain Nicholas Thorndike. The bill is written in French to "Le Citizen Thorn-dyke"
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18659 - Receipt
1795 bill for bread for the Schooner Betsey under Captain Nicholas Thorndike.
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18660 - Bill
1795 bill for brandy and wine for the Schooner Betsey under Captain Nicholas Thorndike.
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18661 - Account
1795 account of the outward charges from Bordeaux, France, on the Schooner Betsey, Captain Nicholas Thorndike including broker's dues, duties on wine and brandy, and harbor master charges.
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