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Logbook of the Phillipe De La Noye (Ship) of Fairhaven and Cicero (Ship) of New Bedford, mastered by David G. Pierce and Forbes W. Manchester, kept by William Childs, on two voyages from 6 September 1852-22 March 1856

Item Details

Creator
Phillipe De La Noye (Ship), Cicero (Ship), Pierce, David G., Manchester, Forbes W., Childs, Wiliiams
Subjects
Active (Bark), Alexander (Ship), Alexander Coffin (Ship), Alfred Gibbs (Ship), Alice (Bark), Alice Frazier (Bark), Alice Mandell (Ship), Amazon (Ship), America, Anadir (Bark), Antelope (Ship), Art (Bark), Awashonks (Ship), Barnstable (Ship), Bartholomew Gosnold (Bark), Belle (Bark), Betsey Williams (Ship), Bowditch (Ship), Braganza (Ship), Brookline (Ship), Brutus (Ship), Cabinet (Ship), Callao (Ship), Canada (Ship), Candace (Bark), Caravan (Ship), Caroline (Ship : 1842-1859), Chariot (Ship), Citizen (Ship : 1844-1861), Cleone (Ship), Columbia (Ship : 1841-1859), Congress (Ship : 1831-1863), Constitution (Ship), Copia (Ship), Corinthian (Ship : 1822-1859), Corinthian (Ship), Cornelius Howland (Ship), Covington (Bark), Daniel Wood (Ship), Dartmouth (Ship), Delano, Warren, 1809-1898, Delta (Bark), Draper (Ship), Eliza Adams (Ship), Ellen (Bark), Emily Morgan (Ship), Emma (Bark), Equator (Bark), Fanny (Bark), Favorite (Bark), Florida (Ship : 1827-1869), General Pike (Ship), General Scott (Ship), Gentleman (Bark), Gladiator (Ship), Globe (Bark), Good Return (Ship), Hannibal (Ship : 1822-1861), Harmony (Bark : Active 1852-1862), Harvest (Ship), Helen Augusta (Ship), Herald (Ship : 1818-1869), Hero (Ship : 1816-1861), Isabella (Bark : 1844-1865), James Maury (Ship), Jane Boyd (Bark), Janus (Bar, Pierce, David G., shipmaster
Collections
Whaling Collections
Contributor
New Bedford Whaling Museum
Language
eng
Referring Collections
newbedfordwhalingmuseumlogbooksandjournals, americana

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