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[Awashonks (Ship) of Falmouth, Mass., mastered by Ephraim Eldredge, keeper W.L. Swift, on voyage 3 June 1844 - 22 July 1848],

Item Details

Creator: Awashonks (Ship), Swift, W. L
Subjects: 1783-, Accidents, Adeline Gibbs (Ship), Aitutaki Atoll (Cook Islands), Ann Parry (Whaling ship), Anna (Ship), Archer (Ship), Atlantic Ocean, Augusta (Ship), Barclay (Ship : 1819-1856), Brett, Cape (N.Z.), Charles W. Morgan (Ship), Christopher Mitchell (Ship), Clarkson (Ship), Columbus (Bark : 1819-1864), Corinthian (Ship), Death, Description and travel, Diseases, Eldridge, Ephraim, Emma (Bark), Factor (Ship), Falcon (Ship), Falmouth, Fame (Bark), Finback whale, Francis (Ship), Friendship (Ship : 1815-1849), General Pike (Ship), Globicephala, Governor Troup (Ship), Hawaii, Hobart (Tas.), Humpback whale, Huntress (Ship), Indian Ocean, Indigenous peoples, Iris (Bark), Isabella (Bark), James Loper (Ship), Jeni (Brig), Joanna (Brig), John (Ship : 1820-1852), Juno (Bark), Kamchatka Peninsula (Russia), Killer whale, Kingston (Ship), Kodiak (Alaska), Levi Starbuck (Ship), Lexington (Ship : 1836-1859), Marine accidents, Marion (Bark), Massachusetts, Massachusetts (Ship : 1841-1871), Mechanic (Ship), Mercury (Ship), Moctezuma (Ship), Monicour (Brig), Nile (Ship), Nimrod (Bark), Ocean (Ship : 1822-1869), Pacific (Bark), Pacific (Ship : 1826-1849), Pacific Ocean, Pantheon (Bark), Punishment, Raoul Island (Kermadec Islands), Reavs, Joseph, Right whale, Sally Anne (Ship), Science (Ship), Scotland (Ship), Seafaring life, Sightings and encounters, Snider, Jacob, Society Islands (French Polynesia), Solomon Islands, Sperm whale, Swift, Thomas,, Sydney (N.S.W.), Tasmania, Tonga, Uncas (Ship), Walter Scott (Ship), Whalers (Persons), Whaling, Whaling masters, Woodlark (Bark), Wounds and injuries
Collections: Whaling Collections
Contributor: New Bedford Whaling Museum
Language: English
Referring Collections: newbedfordwhalingmuseumlogbooksandjournals, americana

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