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1. 009.068.062 - receipt

   1834 Mr. Robert Rantoul Esq to Foster & Lovett Dr. Sept 19 to qtt cod fish 2.00 $2.00 Rec payment Foster & Lovett

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2. 11745 - Receipt

   Receipt between William Bartlett and John Lee dated August 2, 1771

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3. 12779 - Letter

   A letter from Havanna written by Cantera de Lavaleta advises Captain John Lovett that the Captain of his next vessel to Bilboa Spain should contact a Don Juan de la Cantera. He says that Don Juan, who was educated in Philadelphia, should be encouraged to do business with Captain Lovett.

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4. 13092 - Document

   1801 document for the Schooner Fly bound to Havana with thirteen casks of Cod fish containing ninety-nine quintals.

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5. 16165 - Account

   1782 account of duties for the Brig Defence, Capt. Robert Rantoul. Duties are on fish, wine, boards, planks, potatoes, cod - port of Havana. Robert Rantoul was born in Scotland 1753, emigrated to America in 1769, and married Mary Preston in Salem in 1774. He died in 1783 while aboard the "Iris" which was lost on a voyage from the York River to Nantes. The "Defence" was owned by William Gray, Benjamin West, Theodore Lyman and others. (Essex ...

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6. 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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7. 2019.076.001 - Log, Ship's

   2019.076.001 includes three separate documents: Entries from Foreign Ports (images 1 to 34, pages 1 to 18), Book of Clearances (images 35 to 82, pages 19 to 42), and Light Money Memorandum (images 83 to 91, pages 43 to 47). Images 92 to 99, pages 48 to 55 are blank. The transcription of Entries from Foreign Ports is on images 100 to 112. The transcription of Book of Clearances is on images 113 to 135. The transcription of Light is on images is on...

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8. 22535 - Document

   1851 insurance policy on the Schooner Belle. John Morgan holds the policy in the amount of $1000. The schooner was valued at $2000.00. It was going to the "cod and mackerel fisheries" and the vessel was insured between 1 April - 15 December 1851. The company was The Equatable Marine Insurance Company of Provincetown, Massachusetts. Signed by Thomas Nickerson, President, and Enos Nickerson, Secretary.

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9. 22538 - Document

   1852 insurance policy on the Schooner "Belle". John Morgan of Beverly holds the policy in the amount of $1000 - $600 on the vessel and $400 on the cargo. The company was the Equatable Marine Insurance Company of Provincetown, Massachusetts. Signed by Enos Nickerson, President, and R.E. Nickerson, Secretary.

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10. 22540 - Document

    1853 insurance policy on the Schooner Belle - in the amount of $1000 "now lying at Morgan's Wharf in Beverly." The insurance company is Aetna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn., and the policy would not be valid unless countersigned by their agent John A. Nichols.

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11. 22542 - Document

    1853 insurance policy on the Schooner Belle - in the amount of $2500.00 on the vessel and $200 on "Generals". The insurance company is The Beverly Insurance Company and the policy is signed by Nicholas Whitney, President, and R.G. Bennett, Secretary.

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12. 22546 - Document

    1851 fishing Agreement between the owner of the Fishing Schooner Belle and it's Master (Skipper) Charles L. Williams along with the fisherman on the schooner. The owner is John Morgan. Fishermen: John Peirce, Isaac Patch, Nath. Abbott, Rich C. Dennis, William Perry, and Charles R. Dennis.

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13. 22566 - Document

    1864 insurance policy on the Schooner Belle - in the amount of $1500.00 on the vessel "at and from Beverly, Mass on two voyages to the Banks, and thence back to this port of discharge for curing the fish. The risk of war not assumed. Liberty to touch for supplies. Also ($400) four hundred dollars on small generals" The company is the Piscataqua Fire and Marine Insurance Company, South Berwick, ME. Signed by Shipley W. Rieker, Secretary, and Davi...

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14. 22574 - Document

    1859 insurance policy on the Schooner Belle - in the amount $1800. The insurance company was The Beverly Insurance Company and the policy is signed by Michael Whitney, President, and R.G. Bennett, Secretary.

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15. 948.008.014 - Receipt

    1804 receipt from Capt. John Lovet [sic] to Benjamin Preston for 5 days work onboard the Schooner Augusta, 1 cod line and 1 dozen of cod hooks. It was paid in December 1806

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16. FIC007.372 - Receipt

    1800 bill of lading written by Captain Zebulon Obear of the Schooner Abigail. He lists the cargo items on the schooner while anchored in the harbor in Beverly on 1 September 1800 before leaving for the West Indies. Obear lists the cargo to be sold in the West Indies. The items mentioned are two boxes of cod fish, two casks of bacon, ninety-four hog tongues, thirty hogshead of shanks, eighteen bundles of hogshead hoops, 6500 rough hogshead staves...

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17. FIC013.499 - Account

    1801 account of codfish bought by Captain John Thissel, James Thissel, Joshua Foster, and John Cabot. Includes amount of fish, calculations, and final prices. Brig Fanny [3].

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