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Logbook of the Emma (Bark) of New Bedford, Mass., mastered and kept by Jeremiah Austin, on voyage 11 December 1851 - 15 October 1853

Item Details

Creator: Emma (Bark), Austin, Jeremiah, Austin, Jeremiah
Subjects: Adventure (Brig)--Sightings and encounters, Alejandro Selkirk Island (Juan Fernández Islands), Alexander Coffin (Ship)--Sightings and encounters, approximately 1802-1882, Arnolda (Ship)--Sightings and encounters, Balaena (Ship).--Sightings and encounters, Blood, Eli A, Bode, Charles, Boomer, Nathan H, Chase, John, Chew, James, Coddell, Thomas, Desertion, Naval, Fires and fire prevention, French, Rodney,, Galapagos Islands, Gorgona (Panama), Guayaquil (Ecuador), Hand-to-hand fighting, Horn, Cape (Chile)--Description and travel, Howe, Nathaniel, Hudson, N. L, Insubordination, Java 2nd (Ship)--Sightings and encounters, Juan Fernández Islands, Kingman, Elisha W, Maheny, John, Maintenance and repair, Massachusetts, Merserean, Sylvester, More, John, Morris, Frederick, Mutiny, New Bedford, Ohio (Bark : 1830-1888)--Sightings and encounters, Paita (Peru)--Description and travel, Panama, Bay of (Panama), Pantheon (Bark)--Sightings and encounters, Patterson, James, Perine, John H, Phillips, John, Porter, John, Prince, Cornelius A, Rice, Thomas L, Salango (Ecuador), Silva, John M, Soud, Joseph, Tumbes (Peru), Tyleston (Schooner)--Sightings and encounters, Weston, Isaac, Whales, Whaling, Whaling ships
Collections: Whaling Collections
Contributor: New Bedford Whaling Museum
Language: English
Referring Collections: newbedfordwhalingmuseumlogbooksandjournals, regionaldigitizationmass, americana

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