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Logbook of the Ocmulgee (Ship) of Holmes Hole (Tisbury) Mass., mastered by Frederick William Manter, kept by Joseph Dias, on voyage from 1847 September 2-1850 April 21

Item Details

Creator: Ocmulgee (Ship), Ocmulgee (Ship), Manter, Frederick William, Dias, Joseph
Subjects: --Fiji--Description and travel, --Mangonui (N.Z.)--Description and travel, Arctic Ocean--Description and travel, Atlantic Ocean--Description and travel, Blackfish, Bowhead whale, Bradley, Thomas, Dias, Joseph, Faial (Azores)--Description and travel, Finback whale, Flores (Azores)--Description and travel, Globicephala, Gray whale, Hand-to-hand fighting, Hawaii--Description and travel, Horn, Cape (Chile)--Description and travel, Humpback whale, Japan, Sea of--Description and travel, Killer whale, Lahaina (Hawaii)--Description and travel, Manter, Frederick William, Manter, Frederick William--Death and burial, Medicine, Naval, Oahu (Hawaii)--Description and travel, Obituaries, Okhotsk, Sea of--Description and travel, Pacific Ocean--Description and travel, Poetry, Porpoises, Punishment, Right Whales, Rota Island (Northern Mariana Islands)--Description and travel, Ryukyu Islands--Description and travel, Seafaring life, Sperm whale, Tristan da Cunha--Description and travel, Walrus, Whale oil, Whalenone, Whalers (Persons), Whalers (Persons)--Death, Whales, Whaling masters--Obituaries, Whaling--Massachusetts--Holmes Hole, Yellow Sea--Description and travel
Collections: Whaling Collections
Contributor: New Bedford Whaling Museum
Date: 1847
Language: English
Referring Collections: newbedfordwhalingmuseumlogbooksandjournals, americana

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